'Volunae 25 Number. 11 Monday, July 24,1989 WesjlaTid^Michigan 48 Pages Fifty Cents
:;;i3ia«aste«a;;^ik.:ti:'. •.ii&®&m&i^> \:Mfc$f^Msi&&*&&£*&. ••• 61«« Subu ft>a n Convnu Matloru Corpor n loft. All Ri^ii Rwened. 3 arrested in heroin bust at mall By Diane Goto plier," Gruska said. "This is one of Observer tried to call it at 5:30 p.m. staff writer our biggest heroin busts." Friday. Arrested were a 22-year-old Livo The investigation began in a Can 'Five ounces is not a street dealer. . , A drug bust in which undercover nia man, a 22-year-old Dearborn ton apartment where an arrest was officers nabbed three men trying to man and a 19-year-old Dearborn made involving four ounces of co It would be considered a supplier. This sell them five ounces of heroin at the Heights man. caine valued at $3,000. Through that is one of our biggest heroin busts/ places Westland Center mall Thursday is They were charged with posses arrest, introductions were made to more proof to police that the drug is sion with intent to deliver more than the men dealing heroin, Gruska said. — Lt. Jack Gruska and faces making a comeback. > 50 grams of heroin, which carries a term of between five and 20 years in UNDERCOVER OFFICERS ini Western Wayne Drug Enforcement squad "Five ounces is not a street deal prison. tially met the suspects Inside the er," said Det. Lt. Jack Gruska of the FOR ONE weekend; X Westland Center security officer mall at Warren and Wayne roads. Western Wayne Drug Enforcement said she isn't allowed to comment on Two were arrested In the parking lot planned to pay $32,000 for eight normally sells for $700 a gram and anyway, local residents won't undercover team, which Includes of have to make the trek to Tiger the arrest, saying that all comments and the other was arrested inside the ounces of heroin, Gruska said. $10,000-$12,000 an ounce. ficers from the city of Westland. must come from the management mall. Police thought that price was a Stadliim for fresh peanuts. And • Please turn to Page 2 the way our boys of summer have' "It would be considered a sup office, which was closed when the At first, the undercover team very cheap buy, considering heroin .been playing, that's probably a blessing In disguise.. ^. • The Klwaitl* Club of Westland will take to the streets Sept- 6-10 , selling bags of peanuts as a fund* : First phase of raiser,'-V:'';- ",-r/r- v, .:'. :'- '.:' i: KlwwJans will be selling the peanuts at the Wayn^Fordand" WayrH^Warren Interactions.; - industrial park • DINNERS OF the•/> ;:'• Beautificatlon Awards for July were announced last week by ^ Westland City Council president KenMehl.-'' "•"• nearly finished Honored for tbelr.landscaplng prowess were Mr, iind^Mrs. Water By Todd 8chnelder e KGS Screen Process Inc., which Joseph Hannah ot the 30400 block staff writer will consolidate two buildings into a of Jullus^and the Hot *n Now hazard single 10,000-square-foot facility-, drive-through restaurant on ; . The number of buildings set for • Artcraft Pattern Works, open Wayne Road south of Ford. , Choosing the right club and completion by the end of the year ing a 6,000-square-foot plant next The awards are given by the staying dry were the top means Phas61 of the Westland Com month; council in June, July and August, priorities for Dick Honaker merce Park will bo nearly filled and • Bob Evans Restaurants, build and at Christmastl.me for the Thursday at the annual the city can start marketing Phase ing a 5,300-square-foot warehouse; bousewith the bestdecorations. Wayne-Westland YMCA golf II, a local commercial real estate e Several speculative buildings benefit. The weather may agent said Thursday. that can be leased to a variety of cli ; i 'NOTHING-LIKE an allv: have dampened the play, "There's 90,000 square feet, or ents. day party, especially when it's for but it failed to dent the spir about $4 million worth of projects /These are businesses.that aren't agw
THE GRAND finale for the Wayne-WeatiAAd Poblk what's inside Library's Sunner ftMdtag New manager takes over PTMTIIB it set for M «JB. Friday, Aug, i. at the Wayne Calendar ,4A Comsnmity Center. Annapolis at Classifieds. .... C.E.F now*. Auto . . . i . . . C.F •. This year's program featsres Employment 1F The Toxado Brothers, a magic/ Humane index . ..-...... 1F hifjUngdoo Real estate ..... E By Leonard Poger Westland, Livonia, Redford, Canton "While we have guidelines, wo can TM program, which i» co- Creative living 1E staff writer and Dearborn Heights. be flexible,'* Gates said. apoawwl by the Wayne and Crossword. .; . . . . . 3E Gates, 39, replaced Kathy Blauet She started an educational train Wesjttnd Clvftant, to free and Your Observer Entertainment... . .6D Carrier will bo Sue Gate3 is one manager who in early April. Blauet, shelter mana ing program for approximately 50 dpcntotfcennoUc. doesn't mind taking her work home ger for many years, resigned In tho Obituaries ; .; 4A stopping by this week to people thl$ spring on how to handle; collect for the month. Please with her— figuratively. 'spring to start her own pet-slttlng Sports. . . .; . . . . . 1C wlldlKo animals for temporary peri have the money ready and Gates Is tho new manager of the business. ods. KATHYWANCof Street scene...... 1D be euro to get your receipt. Michigan Humane Society shelter in Weatted wan «w of etght Taste . ..:. ; . . .1B It's worth a $2,00 discount Westland, which takes In 15,000 ani THE NEW manager comes to her An ongoing goal is to educate pco-; teftAdtlgnawto on the nextj classified mals a year. new position with several strong plo on how to bo responsible pet • fvnflMr Ugh school advertisement you place In Newsline . .691-2300 your hometown newspaper. But when she leaves her office for priorities. , ^: ~ owners and have their dogs neutered, latitat* at lalchhun her home In Dexter, she comes home One Is to give away as many pels or cats spayed. She also advised dog: Itttt UHrsnttv. 8porUllno. .591-2312 Circulation .691-0500 to five cats and two dogs. as possible through adoption. Anoth owners to avoid keeping their pets :. -WMM >• a atarfeat at Jota outside. Classified . .691-0900 =c The shelter on Marquette near er is to be fair and flexible with peo MR*' Newburgh handles unclaimed dogs ple at the shelter who want to adopt and adoptions of pets for people in pets.^ Please turn to Pago 3 :; v T'— -rr T7 IT— >T ')7 ^ 2A(W) O&E Monday, July 24,1989 r 3 announce plans for city council race Candidate questions y to seek lawyer several city policies Deborah Carman is seeking a seat THE CANDIDATE also said she is on the Westland City Council. concerned with what she feels is a 2nd term makes bid Carman, an eight-year Westland lack of ordinance enforcement in the • William Ziemba will run for re resident, formally announced her city. Sandra Cicirelll is a candidate for candidacy and filed nominating peti "I want Westland to look better election to the Westland City Coun the Westland City Council. cil. ',.-;•. •••, ', tions last week. and be a better place to live," she ,' Ziemba, who has been council Cicirelli, an attorney, formally an The filing deadline for both the said. nounced her candidacy last week. president pro-tern since 1987, for- • city council and mayoral races is 4 "A beautiflcation award program rrtally announced his re-election The general election is Nov, 7. " p.m. Tuesday, A primary -- if there with politicians on cable TV is not campaign and filed nominating petl-i "As a practicing attorney and lo are more than eight council candi my idea of making an impact." tlon's last week. cal business person, 1 would bring to dates — would be held Tuesday, He was first elected in 1985. the council the perspective of a, Sept. 12. If elected, Carman said she would If re-elected, Ziemba said he plans . Westland business person as well as push for an ordinance requiring to continue his "efforts to enhance that of a Westland homeowner," Ci Sandra Cicirelli 'TBELIEVE there is a need on the mandatory city inspection of rental William Ziemba properties every four years. the quality of life in Westland and to seeking re-election cirelli said. joins council race council for an independent viewpoint .balance the needs of our residents Cicirelli is a partner in the West- on the issues that face the city today along with the necessity to develop land law firm of Ference, Ference and foresight to see what impact to She was recently appointed to the CARMAN HAS worked for Detroit the community:" been a member of the city's zoning and Cicirelli. Childwatch Committee, juvenile sec day's actions will have on the city 20 board of appeals, planning commis years from now," CarmansaTd. area labor unions and also the Ma tion, of the State Bar of Michigan. comb County Friend of the Court. : THE COUNCILMAN said he tried sion, Central City Park commission A RESIDENT for 18 years, she to foster "a spirit of cooperation" and council liaison to the library Prior to her law career, Cicirelli Carman said her campaign will has been a member of the city's Zon worked as a substitute teacher in the focus on whether the city has suffi She is the vice chair of the West- with Mayor Charles Griffin's admin commission. ing Board of Appeals since 1986 and istration. A 20-year Westland resident, Wayne-Westland and Garden City cient public safety officers in the land Community Development Block currently selves as vice chairwoman school districts. face of continued economic develop Grant Advisory Committee, a mem He also said he worked for strong Ziemba is married and has one child. of the board. er ordinance enforcement and sin The filing deadline for candidates Cicirelli earned her law degree ment. ber of the Westland Board of Can gled out the city's strengthened junk in the council race is 4 p.m. Tuesday. She is also a member of the West- from Wayne State University in She questioned the periodic clos vassers and an alternate delegate car ordinance, passed by the council A primary election — if there are land Chamber of Commerce. 1985. She has a bachelor's degree in ing of one of the city's four fire sta for the 15th District Michigan Demo in 1987. more than eight candidates for the education from the University of tions, a practice that was started in cratic Central Committee. Ziemba has served as the council's four available seats — would be IN ADDITION to her law practice, Michigan-Dearborn. April 1988 following a contract Nankin Transit Commission repre Tuesday, Sept. 12. Cicirelli serves as a mediator in 21st She is married and has two chil agreement between the city and the She is married and has three chil sentative for two years and has also The general election Is Nov. 7. District Court, small claims division. dren. firefighters' union. dren. 3 men arrested in drug bust Council OKs condo site plan Continued from Page 1 In the past five years, Gruska said, city and state officials reportedly the popularity of heroin seems to told the New York Times. Development in Westland's complexes that complement the going to create traffic problems . However, .the.purity of the heroin have made a resurgence. "Heroin is 30 times more expen downtown district continued last expanded retail development and not only for the people who live bought in Westland was unknown sive than cocaine," Gruska said. week as the Westland City Council opening of Central City Parkway. there, but for other residents and late last week, Gruska said. "Heroin disappeared in the late unanimously approved the site plan Other recent projects include the everybody who uses (Hunter) in the '70s and early '80s and cocaine took A kilo of cocaine is priced between After the arrests, police seized $17,000 and $18,000. And a kilo of he for a second phase of the Castle Liberty Park senior citizens devel business districj," said Council five ounces of heroin and a late mod its place," he said, adding that he Woods condominiums at Hunter, opment. member Thomas Artley. roin was still available, but it wasn't roin sells for $175,000 to $220,000. el Toyota Supra. The men were ar Heroin can be snorted or injected. west of Yale. Several council members ex rested before officers made the buy. as popular. Council members Kent Herbert The drug team is supported finan Phase II will be adjacent to pressed concern about growing and Charles Pickering agreed with Gruska said he has never seen lo Cocaine became the drug of cially by Northville, Northville traffic congestion in the area how cal undercover drug officers buy Phase I and will consist of 90 two- Artley. choice, because it was believed to be Township, Plymouth and Belleville. bedroom ranch and townhouse- ever and an amendment calling for that much heroin during one bust. A non-addictive and it was considered Police departments supplying offi the developer to add deceleration But Mayor Charles Griffin said search warrant was conducted on a style units each 1,120-1,220 square a jet-setter's high. cers to the team include Canton, feet. and acceleration lanes in front of the additional work may not be Dearborn home. No drugs were An extremely addictive mixture Westland, Garden City, Livonia, Van the entrance on Hunter was added necessary. He cited the width of found. of crack and smokable heroin is Buren Township, Wayne and the The project, to be built on 9.55 to the plan. , Hunter — which at 37 feet is 9 feet The arrests were made by the en growing in popularity In New York, Michigan State Police. acres, is one of several residential "Without that roadwork you're wider than most residential streets. forcement team and the men were taken to the Westland police station. Arraignment was planned for noon Saturday. New industrial park <&hsttx\}tt & Itcentric - 644-1070 Oakland County Continued from Page 1 panding, downsizing, diversifying or 591-0900 Wayne County $Sest!an& just looking for a satellite plant." CLQ66IFIED •852-3222 Rochester/Avon Canton Township ($2.25), Livonia He also credited the city's im ($2.75-$3) and Plymouth Township proved image in attracting clients. QDVECTI6ING ©bseruer ($3.25-13.50).. . V (USPS 663-530) Lease rates for the speculative Published every Monday and Thurs buildings are about $4 per square day by Observer & Eccentric News foot. . •SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Kauff said a number of companies HAIR MEDIA BOARD OF EDUCATION Ml; 48150. Second-class postage have come to Westland from indus Livonia Public Schools paid at Livonia, Ml 48151. Address trial parks in other communities. Announces all mall (subscription, change of ad 15125 Farmington Road Bob Evans, for example, is moving July 6,1989 dress, Form 3569)10 P.O. Box 2428, to Commerce Park from Livoria. DONNA ANDERSON Livonia, Ml 48151. Telephone 591- 0500. •: •.. :.- "Cost is the major factor,", he said. High Tech Color Artist •The following is a summary. In synopsis form, of the Board of Education's . HOME DELIVERY SERVICE "The availability of tax abatements formerly with Charles & Co. regular meeting of July 6,1989; the full text of the minutes is on file in the office Newsstand . . . . per copy, 50$ and the cooperation of the city's eco of the Superintendent, 15125 Farmington Road, Livonia, and in the principal's Carrier . .\ . . monthly,$3.00 nomic development department office of each school, and is available on request. * Mail...... • .yearly,$55.00 tends to attract clients who are ex President Tanclll convened the meeting at 6:20 p.m., in the Board Room. 15125 10% OFF H£5 Farmington Road, Livonia. Present: Joseph Laura, Richard McKnight, Marjorie All' advertising published in the Westland Observer Is subject to the Roach, Carol Strom. Pat Tancill, Richard Thorderson. Absent: Patricja Sari conditions stated in the applicable (Family Illness) '•..•... rate card, copies of-whlch are avail Minutes: The minutes and synopsis of the regular meeting of June 19,1989 were able from the advertising depart HAIR MEDIA approved as-written. The minutes of the closed session meeting of June 19,1989 ment, Weslland , Observer, 36251 Like a -HAIR • NAIL-SALON werejipproved as written. Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. (313) 38407 JOY ROAD {Corner of Hix) Gift • (jrant PTA: Motion by Strom and Laura.to accept the gift of $1,056.69 good neighbor, 'fromlhe Grant PTA for the purchase of a laminator. Ayes: Laura. McKnight, 591-2300. The Westland Observer WESTLAND reserves the right not to accept an 453-1717 Roach, Strom, Tancill, Thorderson Nays: None advertiser's order. Observer & Ec StateFarm HOURS: M106 • T-W-T-F 9-9 • Sat. 9-7 • Sun. 106 Gift - Churchill: Motion by Strom and Roach to accept the gift of $4,415 from centric ad-lakers have no authority Mr. and Mrs. William Collison for the purchase of a tuba to be used in the to bind this newspaper and only is there. Churchill Instrumental music program Ayes: Laura, McKnight. Roach. Strom. publication of an advertisement shall Tancill, Thorderson Nays: None constitute final acceptance of the Redford Union Agreement: Motion by Thorderson and Strom authorizing the advertiser's order. See me for car. home, superintendent to extend our existing Cooperative Education Agreement with life and health Redford Union Schools into the 1989-90 school year. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, insurance. Roach, Strom, Tancill, Thorderson Nays: None FREE FRAMES 1989-50 MHSAA Membership: Motion by Strom and Laura to adopt a resolution STILL HAVE _i which authorizes membership in the Michigan High School Athletic Association HAROLD J. CANNELL for the 1989-90 school year. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom. Tancill, NECK Thorderson Nays: None 27532 Ford Rd. Bills for Payment: Motion by Thorderson and Laura approving GenerafFund PAIN? checks Nos. 150954 • 151564 in the amount of $7,690,924.97 for payment except CALL US! 1 B!k. West of Inkster check Nos. 151444 and 151519 which are void. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, 425-4100 Strom, Tancill, Thorderson NaysrNone chase prescription Motion by Thorderson and Laura approving Building and Site check No. 11110 fn No one should have just one the amount of $5,000.00 for payment. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom, HICKS pair of glasses. So row when lenses. Select from any Tancill, Thorderson: Nays: None. you purchase one complete frame in the store valued Bus Reflective Lettering: Motion by Strom and Laura to award the installation CHIROPRACTIC STATE FARM pair of prescription glasses up to $50. of School Bus Reflective Safety Graphics on 127 Livonia buses to PYC-DAVIS In 27537 WARREN (min. purchase $80), you'll Redeem the certificate your- the amount of $27,735.56. Ayes: Laura, McKnight. Roach, Strom, Tancill. 1 BLOCK WEST OF INKSTER Thorderson Nays: None get a certificate valicJ for 30 self, give it to a family.member Computer Service Agreement: Motion by Roach and Strom to award the mainte CALL 525-7855 days for a second pair of or pass it along to a friend. nance of our IBM Personal Computers to Data Logic Systems In the amount of NEW PATIENTS - WITH AD -frames FREE when you pur At participating offices. $25,995.00. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom, Tancill, Thorderson Nays: INSURANCE _ Some r«»trlctlons apply. None..__._ . . •' . FREE $100 <8> Retirement: The Bojrdjinanimou_5ly_adopted resolutions of appreciation for the WORTH OF CAREFUL. Or Get $50 OFF Designer Frames! following employees who are~ retiring: Harold Bahla; Witmcr Kbster, Lucy Ann Siare Fam ins^'a^ce Ccncan es McKenite, Jean Coglll, Paul Abar, Olympla Jones. PROFESSIONAL HoTeO'Lccs 6oom"ng!on H'«X>-S NuVision has one of the best selections of designer frames you'll find anywhere. Reeallof Teachers: Motion by Strom and Roach authorizing recall of 20 teach CHIROPRACTIC CARE Choose one of these stylish frames for your second pair, and the $50 certificate can ers to district employment* Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom, Tancill, be applied tosvard them. * Thorderson Nays: None , ; < Administrative Appointments: Motion by Roach and Strom to employ Janet Your Contact Lens Headquarters! , Haas and Larry Ruzsas for the positions of secondary assistant principals begin INJURED IN THE PAST 3 YEARS? ning June 30, 1989. Ayes: Laura. McKnight, Roach, Strom; Tancill,' Auto & Motorcycle Accidents •Slip & Fall Ixtended We've got them! Thorderson Nays: None. Death Cases • Unsafe Products \OV~i $i |W«ar Specialist Appointment: Motion by Strom and Laura to employ Elaine Koons for OS Jofr*cn&W«ooACUVUE Construction Accidents • Dog Bites *U> TO'Schrvo' e DispowlrJo Cortod lere«. the position of Parent Outreach Specialist beginning June 30,1989. Ayes: Laura, Work Injuries • Fracture & Burn Injuries Ask for details.. McKnight, Roach. Strom, Tancill, Thorderson Nays: None -r Elementary Intern Appointments: Motion by Thorderson and Strom to appoint Call: LARRY S. BAKER P.C. Have You.Had Your Eyes Examined Lately? Joanne Ceru and Patricia Komula to the positions of elementary interns for the Oui doctors of optometry at NuVision are vyaitlns to serve you. 1989-90 school year. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom, Tancill, Thorderson. former senior trial attorney for major Insurance co. Pleaie call for an appointment. Nays: None. "" 422-4666 35150 Nankin Blvd., Suite 102; Westland Superintendent'* Contract: Motion by Slrom and McKnight to reaffirm the June X «/• 19, 1989 offer of employment to Dr. Joseph J. Marlnclli and that the supcrin-' GLASSES IN ABOUT AN HOUR: tendent's Employment Agreement be approved. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, LIVONIA, Livonia Mali, 29642 Seven Milo Road ...:...... • 473-0806 Strom, Tancill, Thorderson Nays: None ZOTOS PERM WESTLAND, Weslland Center, 35000 West Warren 525-5907 Reports: Mrs, Samples reported on the following topics: tax appeals, and sum $ LIVONIA, Wonderland Shopping Conter •..:.. .261-3220 mer school. V^W^ 24" Reg. $35.00 Committee Reports: Reports were heard from the following Board committees: GLASSES EXPRESS* SERVICE AVAILABLE AT: Policy, Livonia Liaison, Curriculum, Westland Liaison, Personnel and Building STYUNG HAIR CUT'8.00 ANN ARBOR. Briarwood Mall 769-5777 and Site. . Hearing from Board: Board members commented on the following topics: Keith WlthThlsAd Reg. $10.00 BRIGHTON, Brighton Mall, 8503 Grand River :. 227-2424 CANTON, F4M Center, 42051 Ford Road .981-0990 Gelger election as president of NEA; expressions of appreciation for Board OFFER EXPIRES 8/10/89 NOVl.-NoviTowneCenter - ,.-. .347-0277 support and professionalism oyer the past year. Adjournment: Motion by Thorderson and Roach to adjourn the meeting. Ayes: Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom, Tancill, Thorderson Nays: None feima* Sofa* President Tancill adjourned the meeting at 7:03 p.m. - 28910 W. Warren Ave. Forest Plaza nuVision f\jb]li>> July 14. Mi | 422-0084 EYECARE'EYEWEAR i 1989 NuVision, Inc. Monday. July 24, 1989 O&E (W)3A -,l
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Sheldon Yellen of Southfietd tees off with a trio of Westtand firefighters — Bobby Fields (left), Bob Perry and Chief Larry Lane.
Golfers raise $4,500 for Y program
HE RAINS didn't dampen Sam Corrado for soliciting numerous for having a ball closest to the pin the spirits of golfers who prizes. and won prizes. took part in a benefit for Macurly and West also tied for the T the Wayne-Westland Fam WINNING PRIZES for the lowest longest drive among men. ily Y's Invest in Youth program for gross score was Rob West and Geor- In the women's category, Goss had needy youngsters. gina Goss In their men's and wom the longest drive — which was long An estimated $4,500 was raised en's categories. er than the men's effort, Lockman Thursday, with more pledges expect Bob Fields and Jim Macurly tied said. ed to be received, said Janet Lock- man, Y executive director. The Y's goal was $5,000. But the Thursday benefit helped the Y meet Its $17,000 goal for the year.
THE Invest In Youth program pro vides money for memberships for needy families and sponsorships in Carl Quatto (left) and the day care, day camp and swim Gene Kay discuss hot programs. dog toppings. Besides the golf outing at Fellows Creek Golf Course, money is raised from solicitations and donations. A record 92 people registered, said Tom Taylor, one of three co-chair- people for the third annual golf ben staff photos bySHARON UMlEUX/siaff photographer efit. Dick Spisak of Westland concentrates on his putt. Lockman credited co-chairpeople Taylor, Bob Kenyon and Tom Brown for making the benefit a success, and
i \ .\ i. \ cop calls P A : ( TWO MEN escaped with several hundred dollars The employee said the older man was 6 feet tall with and an undetermined number of cigarette cartons in a a medium build, short brown hair, a mustache and a small diamond-shaped tattoo on one of his hands. He /••,. robbery at the Marathon gasoline station, 37401 Joy, •£. Summer session is serious O' .7 M f 1 \ Continued from Page 1 found out this Is where I'd be spend session 7:30-11:30 a.m., with a 20- . . 1 i t Ai i uin ing (part of) the summer," said Guel, mlnute break between the two-hour "If somebody's not In class we who was one credit short of graduat classes. Junior high classes meet -L- 5o- know in about 10 minutes and we ing from Wayne Memorial last June. 9:30-11:30 a.m. In a separate wing of ' ii \ A \ can call a parent," Cromwell said. "You feel kind of stupid at first," the building. , f r\ i he said. "But I know that It's really Cromwell has Instituted things i 1 i' THIS YEAR, 855 students, or ap important for me to graduate." like a free-throw shooting contest proximately 2 percent of the dis "Otherwise, It's like I worked for and a doughnut breakfast to help trict's entire enrollment, are attend 12 years and wound up with noth build some spirit among the stu ing summer classes. Most are In the ing." dents. high school program. Some come from other districts where there are A SUDDENLY more serious atti "It helps," he said, noting that 70 no 6ummer classes. tude about school work is typical for students entered the free-throw con Enrollment is split evenly be someone who failed to graduate with test. IP :) tween boys and girls. the class, Cromwell said. The real Also helping this year is the Approximately 5 percent of those ization that this; could be a last weather, which Is considerably cool enrolled are involved in a summer chance often sets In by the second er than it was during last summer's enrichment program for high school week or so, he said. drought and makes life almost toler students. These students can take re Geno Crenshaw agrees. able In the non-alr-condltloned ~> O YMCASWIM 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at 19801 rpfrbfrii Senior Clubs and at the Friendship courses leading to a four-year de Through Aug. 18 — Wayne-West- Farmington Road, Livonia. Admls* Center front desk for $3 for residents gree at the Bentley Center, 15100 land Family YMCA will offer a sion Is $3. All proceeds go to charity. and $5 for non-residents. Hubbard at Five Mile, Livonia. A youth summer swim camp for chil For more information, call 476-8383. community calendar O WEEKEND COLLEGE counselor will be available for infor dren ages 5-17. Session will run July • JAYCEES Thursday, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 29 mation and registration noon to-6 v 24 to Aug. 18. Fee Is $40. For more Thursday, Aug.^ 3 — The Garden Non-profit groups'should mail items for the calendar to the - Wayne State University's Week p.m. For more-information, call 577- > information, call 721-7044. City Jaycees will hold a membership Observer, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, end College Program will offer fall 0832. meeting at 8 p.m. In the Silver Sa time and place of the event should be included, along with ',0 BOAT CRUISE loon banquet room, Mlddlebelt Road the name and phone number of someone who can b,e > Tuesday, July 25 — Wayne-West-. just north of Ford Road. Guests are reached during business hours to clarifyjnformation. CITY OF GARDEN CITY ;- land School district Senior Adults welcome. % Interested people may* REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING ;'may enjoy a buffet luncheon/cruise contact Tim Graham at 721-3544. * OPEN HOUSE Friday, Aug. 11 — Senior citizens ' July 3,1989 • WESTLAND YAA : on the Star of betrolt. Seniors will Saturday, Aug. 5 — The Garden*. can enjoy a country-western barbe Present were Mayor Fordell, Councllmember* Plakas, Schildberg. .Majka, Nunr.eley. Boehnnger. aM : leave at 9:45 a,.m. and return at 2:30. Thursday, Aug. 3 — The Westland City Jaycees will host a police sta cue at the Westland Friendship Cen McNulty Absent none. - ^ p.m. Cost is $25, • .Youth Athletic Association will hold, tion open house from 10 a.m. to 4 ter under the pavilion," 1119 Nofth Also present were City Manager Jon Austin. City Clerk-Treasurer Sfcowalter, and City Attorney Mack Moved by McNulty. supported by Boehringer: RESOLVED To approve tee Minutes of the Regular Council a membership meeting at 7:80 p.ra p.m. at. the police station 6n Ford Newburgh Road. Tbere_witl be Meetlngof Jur>e 1». 1919.as presented. YEAS Unanimous O LAS VEGAS NIGHT at the Bailey Center, 36601 Ford, be Road west of Mlddlebelt. For more chicken, baked beans, corn on the Moved by Boehringer, supported by Nunnetty. RESOLVED To approve tie Accounts Payable. as listed. YEAS: Unanimous Saturday, .July 29 — George F. hind city hall, Westland. For more information, call Sally at 525-0099. .cob, beer and beverages, entertain Moved by Plakas; lupported by Mijka: RESOLVED To approve the following Consent Agenda Monaghan Council, Knights of Co- . information, call Keith Demolay at ment, door prizes, bingo, cards and a. To appoint ihe Mayor as theCilyx Official Representative to the Annual Business Meeting cf 722-1251. horse races. Tickets available at" the the Michigan Municipal League on October 5-7.19!9. ••! lumbus will hoy a Las Vegas Night •> COUNTRY/WESTERN b. Tpaulboriietheilgningof the 1919 Wayne County Emergency Operations han c To confirm the reappointment of Joan Holmes, Virginia Llogghlo. and Robert Oliverio to (te ":rt^nj»«3H«a..^^- Downtown Development Authority, terms to eiplre April JO. IvSJ YEAS. Unanimous Moved by Schildberg; supported by McNulty: RESOLVED To approve the unsolicited contract for one )eu video service from Din York, commencing on August 1. !9J9.in the amount of $24.900 00. as recommend ed by the Cable Commlsjloft YEAS: Unanimous Moved by McNulty. supported by Boehringer RESOLVED To REJECT the sole bid for video mnr.ghom obituaries the Communications Systems Group and direct Half to re-advertlse, " recommended by the table Com mission and Administration YEAS Unanimous EARL L. ROBERTSON born in Detroit Dec. 23, 1916, and servative Baptist Association. Brett and Brian Comstock, and Pam Moved by Nunneley. supported by Mijka: RESOLVED To award the contract lor three Dump Trucks to Red Holman PonUac Company, the lowest responsible bidder, in the total amoor.i of II19 636 90 as lived in the area for many years. He was previously pastor fo the ela and Robyn Schultz; and two recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous Services for Mr. Robertson, 78, of Cremation was at United Memori First Baptlst\Church in Cass City, great-grandchildren, Aaron and Moved by Pillar, supported by Mijka RESOLVED To award the contract for Oils and Lubricants as Blrkett Memorial Baptist in Detroit, follows Garden City were held July 19 from al Gardens with the ashes stored at Derek. Atlas Oil Co. the John Santeiu and Son Funeral Evergreen Cemetery, Detroit. Coronado Baptist in Detroit, First Arrangements were handled by Unleaded Premium Gasoline, 77J5 gallon No J D.csel Fuel. $350 gallon Home with the Rev. Jack Sal lee of Survivors are two sons, Tom and Baptist of Wallaceburg, Ontario, and the Schrader Funeral Home In Micb I Pen.i Oil Co. 10V-40 Oil S-C Service. 2 29 gallon. 55 gallon drum 'Church of God of Prophecy officiat Kendall; two daughters, Cynthia and Bethel Baptist in Farmington before Plymouth. Consumers Petroleum ing. Interment was in Michigan Me Christine Solan; and a sister, Bette retiring from full-time ministry in 10w-40 Oil S-G Service, by case. 8» quart Mid-States Petroleum morial Park, Flat Rock. Zadnick. 1968. FRIEDA G. HEWETT Hydraulic Oil AWS 150. 55 gallon drum. 1 60 gallon Mr. Robertson died July 17 in Gar Rev. Smith served as an interim Cadillac Oil Co Chassis Lube • Multi-Purpos*. No 2 Lithium, tj lb 420 lb drum 51 lb 120 lb den City Osteopathic Hospital. Born REV. FRANK B. SMITH pastor of Grace Baptist in Detroit, Services for Mrs. Hewett, 73,\ drum June 18, 1911 In Missouri, he was a Faith Baptist in Royal Oak, and Wayne were held July 19 from St. Consumer* Petroleum Co self-employed home improvement Services for Rev. Smith, 86, were Walkerville Baptist in Walkerville, Mary Catholic Church, Wayne, with Tubes of grease. 40 per tube by case Mich-lPennOilCo contractor. held Friday in Calvary Baptist Ontario. the Rev. Raymond Bucon officiating. EP 80-90 Gear Lube. J4 lb -415 1b drum 42 lb 1201b drum Survivors are his wife, Elsie; three Church, Canton Township, with In 1971, he was named associate Interment was in Holy Sepulchre Cadillac Oil Co A T.F fluids, Deitroo II & Ford type F S2 45 gallon. 55 gallon drum sons, Earl E., Jack, and Tim; daugh interment in McDonald Cemetery, pastor in charge of visitation and Cemetery, Southfield. Souter'i Oil Co ter, Linda Greene; six stepdaughters, Port Lambton, Ontario. senior adults at Calvary Baptist in Mrs. Hewett died July 15 in her AT F Fluids. «5 quart by case Canton, a position he held before re Cadillac Oil Co Betty Whitehead, Helen Ross, Rev. Smith died July 18 in his Port home. Anli-Freeze Ethylene Glycol. 14 SSajallon. 55 gallon drum. J6 95 gallon by the i iu Joanne Weier, Patricia Wojtewicz, Lambton home. tiring in 1981. She was a cook at Annapolis Hos Mid-States Petroleu m Co. He and his wife, Miriam, then pital, Wayne. Windshield washer fluid. 7025 per gallon, t 97 per gallon by case Irene Miller and Eileen Ellis; a step The pastor was born in Detroit. He YEAS Unanimous son, John Alleny and numerous worked in his father's Smith Print moved to Port Lambton, where they Survivors are two daughters, Gail Moved by Majka. supported by Scfuldbcrg RESOLVED To award the contract for (he annual librarv book grandchildfen, and great-grandchil Shop business until 1940 the business marked their 62nd wedding anniver Sowey of Wayne and Sharon Shaw; a rental to Baker 4 Taylor, the lowest responsible bidder, m the amount o'f 13.119 92 as recommended b> ire Administration YEAS Unanimous dren. was sold and he entered the ministry sary June 15. son, Larry; seven grandchildren; Moved by Schildberg; supported by McNulty RESOLVED. To a*ard the contract for consuIur.R sen ires / full time. Besides his wife, survivors are two four great-grandchildren; two broth (or asbestos removal to Air Pollution Specialists. Incorporated, the lowest responsible bidder in the amount not to exceed 13.000 for Phases I and II plus.$44 per hour portal to portal on Phase 111. as SALLY H. RONEY A member of the Beulah Baptist daughters, Irene Comstock of West- ers; and four sisters. recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous Church in Detroit, Rev. Smith stud land and JoAnn Schultz of Warren; Memorials may be sent to the Moved by Boehringer. supported by Nunneley RESOLVED. To autborire a three-year ener.sion of the ied at the Moody Bible Institute In son, Richard of Farmington Hills; Garden City Hospice. current contract with Michigan Bell Telephone for Centrei line charges, as recommended by the Adminis Mrs. Roney, 72, of Westland died tration YEAS Unanimous July 10 in St. Mary Hospital, Livo Chicago and was ordained under the grandchildren.^Kim Smith Anderson, Arrangements were handled by Moved by McKully. supported by Schildberg RESOLVED To adopt the Supplemental Appropriation Ordi nia, after a lengthy illness. Northern Baptist Convention and R. Todd, Kristin Comstock Mos- the Vermeulen Memorial Funeral nance. Number AS9-01 J. as recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous Moved by Mijka. supported by Boehringer RESOLVED To adopt the Supplemental Appropriation Ordi A homemaker, Mrs. Roney was was a charter member of the Con- bleck, Gayle Comstock Plotkowski, Home. nance. Number A-89-0.lt. as recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous Moved by Schildberg; supported by McNulty: RESOLVED To adopt the Supplemental Appropriation Ordi nance. Number A-89-015. as recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Moved by Boehringer supported by Majkl RESOLVED To adopt the Supplemental Appropriation Ordi August 7,1989 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING nance. Number AI9 0U. as recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous August 21,1989 Moved by McNulty. supported by Majka RESOLVED To adopt the Supplemental Appropriation Ordi C1TY OF GARDEN CITY nance. Number A-89017. as recommended by the Adrolnistra'ion YEAS Unanimous CITY OF GARDEN CITY Moved by Boehringer. supported by Schildberg RESOLVED To adopt the Transfer Appropriation Ordi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mayor and Cotfncll of Garten City will bold a Public Hearing OQ nance. Number A89 018. as recommended by the Administration YEAS Unanimous August 7, 1889. at 700 PM, In tie Council Chambers, a I the Civic Center. 6000 Mlddlebelt Road. Garten NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mayer and Council of Garden City will bold a Public Hearing on Moved by Boehringer. supported by McNulty RESOLVED To confirm the action taken in Closed Session City. Michigan. Aogust 21. 1989. at 6 45 P M , In tie Council Chambers, al the Civic Center. $000 Mlddlebelt Road. Garden on June 19.1989. concerning the City's position on litigation regarding State court funding YEAS Unani City. Michigan. mous ^1 August 7,1M9. at 7:00 P.M. The Meeting was then adjourned - On soliciting Public comments on amending the City Manager Sal ary Ordinance. - On soliciting Public comments on amending Ordinance 91.05 coocemlng abandoned vehicles. RONALD D SHOWALTER. City Clerk Treasurer RONALD D. SHOWALTER, RONALD D. SHOWALTER. Publish July 11. 19«» City Clerk-Treasurer Cily Clerk-Treasurer Publisb July :4.19J9 Posted July 18.1889 Publish; July Him CITY OF GARDEN CITY cials, aod other reviewing agencies. Following completion of its review, the City Council shall PROPOSED SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS approve, approve with coodilions, or deny a Special Use proposal in accordance with the guidelines LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS described previously in sub-seclioa (BX9). 15125 Farrnlngton Road (11) Recording ©f Plaaalig Commission and City CooicU Action. Each action takeo with respect to a Itl 022-SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS Special Use shall be duly recorded la the minutes of the Planning Commission or City Council, as LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48154 (A) latent. The procedures and standards In thUScctloa are loteodcd to provide a consistent and uniform appropriate The minutes shall record the findings of fact relative to each Special Us* proposal, the method for review of Special Use proposals Special Uses art uses, either public or private, which grounds for th« action taken, and any coodi lions Imposed In conjunction with approval The Livonia Public Schools Board of Education, Livonia, Michigan hereby in possess unique characteristics and therefore cannot be properly classified u permitted uses In a (I4> Effect of Approval. Upon approval, * Special Use shall be deemed a conforming use permitted in vites the submission of sealed bids on particular toning district. the district In which it is proposed, subject to any conditions Imposed and final approval of ihe site These review procedures and standards are intended to accomplish the following purposes: plan. Soch approval shall affect only lie lot or portion thereof on which the proposed use is located A NEWLY CONSTRUCTED HOME LOCATED AT (I) Ensure full compliance with tie standards contained in this Ordinance and other applicable local (15) Application for a BiUdiag Penult Prior lo issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall 18412 IRVING ordinances, and state and Federal laws submit proof of Ihe following: LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48152 (J) Achieve efficient use of the land. (a) Final approval of the Special Use application. (J) Prevent adverse Impact oo adjoining or nearby properties. (b) Final approval of the site plan. The minimum bid accepted will be $70,000. _Terms are cash to conventional (4) Protect natural resources. (c) Final approval of the engineering plans. mortgage. 107o down on conventional mortgage. A 5% bid bond or certified (5) Facilitate development in accordance with the City's I ind use objectives (d) Acquisition of all other applicable City, County, or Stat* permits. (B) Procedores and Requirements. Special Use applications shall be submitted In accordance with the (16) Expiration of Spjfl*' U«* ApprovaL If construction has noj commenced wlihln twecty-four (24) check must accompany each bid. following procedures and require ments. which provide for review and action by the Planning Commis months of final apftpval. the approval becomes oull and vold'and a new application for Special Use Bids will be received until 2:00 p.m. on the 31st day of July, 1989 at the office of sion, followed by optional review by the City Council. Although a site plao must be submitted with a shall be required. Upon written request from lb* applicant, » twelve (12) month eitensloo may be the Board of Education, 15125 Farmington Road, Livonia, Michigan, at the Special Use application, approval of the Special Use Is required prior to site plan approval granted by the body which made the final dectsioo on the initial request. If It finds that the (1) Applleaal Eligibility. Tbe application shall be submitted by the owner of an Interest la land for approved Special Use application and site plan adequately represent current conditions oo and attention of Arthur W. Howell. At this time and place all bids will be publicly which Special Use approval U sought, or by the owner"* designated ageol Tbe applicant or a surrounding the site, tbe wrillen rcqoest for extension must be received prior to the site plan opened and read. . .. designated representative shall be present at all scheduled review meetings or consideration of the expiration date or a new application for Special Us* review will be required. proposal may be tabled. Home will be open for viewing on Wednesday, "July 19th and Wednesday, July (17) Revocation of Special Use Approval. Approval ol a Special Us* proposal and site plan may be 26th, 1989 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (2) Application Forms and Docamtatatloa. Tbe application for Special Use shall be made oo the forms revoked by th« body which mad* the final declsloo on th* requst If construction Is not In coofor- ar^ according to the guidelines provided by the Building Department. nunc* with the approved plans. In such * case, the Building Official shall ask that lb* Special Us* For any additional information please contact Mr. Steve Smith at the Career (3) Application Data Reqilremeols. A site plan shall be submitted with the Special Use application In proposal be placed oo th* agenda of th* Planning Commissloo or Cily Council, ax'approprlat*. . Center at 464-3500. addition, tbe applicant shall complete any forms and supply aDy other data that may be required by Written notice shall be provided lo th* applicant at least five (5) days prior to the meeting at which the Planning Commission. City Council, or City staff to make the determination required, herein. the case will be considered, Tbe applicaot shall be given the opportunity to present Information aod Publish.- JoJy ir and 24. The applicant shall provide all necessary wrillen or graphic materials lo document compliance to answer questions. To* Planning Commissloo or City Council, as appropriate, may revoke approv- with the standards set forth In Section 161.022, jub-secUoo (O, and other regulatory guidelines - al if It finds that a violation exists and has not been remedied prior to the bearing specified for particular Special Uses elsewhere lo this Ordinance. (a) Form. Tbe performaac* guarantee shall be In lb* form of a cash bond, Irrevocable letter ol (4) Site Plaa Preparation. The site plan shall be prepared In the manner specified in Section 181.020 credit, certified check, or similar Instrument acceptable lo th* Building Of fidal, which names and on the Special Use application form. A site plan which docs Dot meet tbe stipulated require tbe property owner as the obligor and the Cily as the obUge*. •SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES ments shall be considered Incomplete and shall therefore cot be subject to formal review. At any (b) Time when Reqaired- The performance guarantee shall be submitted al the time of Issuance of the time during the course of preparation of a site plan, the City staff shall upon request provide permit authortiiflg the activity of th* project If appropriate based on the type of performance BOARD OF EDUCATION Information coocenslcg the Zoning Ordinance procedures and standards. guarantee submitted, th* City shall deposit the funds In an Inleresl-bering account In a financial Livonia Public Schools (S> SsbmlssloD of a Completed Plan. The Special Use application materials, required fees, and suffi Institution with which th* City regularly conducts business cient copies ol the completed site plan shall be submitted to the Building Department for review. (e) AmottaL The amount of the performance guarantee shall be tulliricnt (a cover the estimated 15125 Farmington Road (6) Review by the Bolldlag Official. The Building Official shall review tfce-ttle plan and application cost of the sidewalk Installation or improve meets July 6,1989 materials, and prepare a written review, which shall specify any deficiencies b the site plan and (d) Rttass of Performance Ctartatee. Tbe entire performance guarantee shall be relumed to the appliitlon and make recommendatlora as appropriate. •ppllcaot upon satisfactory completion of th* required lmprovemeols. *The following is a summary, in synopsis form, of the Board of Education's (7) Submission of a Revised Plaa tod Special Use Application. The applicant shall revise the lite plao Corofiction of Impcovemesta. if required Improvements are not Installed or maintained wlihln the and application materials, based on the recommendations set forth in the Building Official's re Urn* stipulated or In accordance with th* standards set forth lo this Ordinance, the Cily may organizational meeting of July 6, 1989; the full text of the minutes Is on file In view. The applicant shall then submit sufficient copies of the revised plan for further review by lie complete the necessary Improvements Itself or by contract to an Independent developer, and assess the office of the Superintendent, 15125 Farmington Road, Livonia, and In the Planning Commission. ' , *"* • all cost* of completing th* Improvements against lb* performance guarantee, Including any Inter • principal's office of each school, and is available on request. (8) Planaiag Commission Consideration. After all application materials have been received and review est accrued oo said guarantee. fees paid, the application shall be reviewed In accordance with following procedures; (O Suadtrd* for Craning Special Us* Approval. Approval of a Special Use proposal shall be based oo President Thorderson convened the meeting at 6:05, In the Board Room, 15125 (a) Acceplatce for Processing. The application shall be placed oo the agenda of the ceil schedoltd the determination thai lie proposed us* will comply with all applicable requirement* ot til* Farmington Road, Livonia. Present: Joseph Laura, Richard McKnlght, Marjorie Planning Commission meeting. Upon accepting the application (or processing, the Planning Ordinance. Including tit* plan review criteria set forth In Section 1« 1.010. applicable tit* develop Roach, Carol Strom, Pat Tanclll, Richard Thorderson. Absent: Patricia Sari Commission shall schedule a public hearing. ment standards for specific uses set forth elsewhere In tils Ordinance, and lie following standards' (b) Pabllc Hearing. Notice of the public bearing shall be published In a newspaper which circulates (I) Compalabtllty wlii Adjaceat Use*. Tbe proposed Special Us* ihall b* designed, constructed, (Family Illness) In the City, and sent by mail or personal delivery lo the owneri of property for which approval operated and maintained to be compatible with uses oo aurrouodlng land. The site design shall Is being considered, to all persons to whom real property U assessed wlihln S00 feel of tbe Oaths: The Honorable Gail McKnlght, 18th District Court Judge, administered minimis* lb* Impact of ill* activity on surrounding properties In determining whether this boundary of the property In question, and to the occupants of all structures within SM feet. Such the Constitutional Oath of Off ice to Diane E. Tanclll. requirement has been met, eonsldera tloo shall be give to: notification shall be made In accordance with the provisions In Section 4a(l) of the Cily or President: Mrs. Tanclll was nominated for the office of president by Strom and Village Zoning Acl, Michigan Public Act W of 1911. as amended. (a) Tbe location and screening of vehicular circulation and parking areas In relation to rur- roundlEg development Roach. Voting for Tanclll: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, Strom; Tanclll, Thorderson. (c) Plaulag Commission Review. Following the public bearing, the Special Use proposal and plan 0) Tbe location aod •CTMOing of outdoor ttorige, outdoor activity or work areas, and mechani Vice President: Mrs. Sari wa* nominated for the office of vice president by shall be reviewed by the Planning Commission In relation to applicable standards and regula- cal equipment In relation to surrounding development tlons and consistency with the Inleot of Ihe Special Use regulations. McKnlght and Tanclll. Voting fors Sari: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, Strom, Tan (c) Th* boura of operalioo of the proposed us*. Approval of a Special us* may be coodiliooed clll, Thorderson. (d) Plaa Review. If the Planning Commission determines that revisions are necessary to bring Ihe upon operation within ipcciflcd hour* considered appropriate lo ensure minimal lmpid on. Special Use proposal Into compliance wllh applicable standards and regulations, tbe.applkltl surrounding uses. shall be given the opportunity to submit a revised application and site plan. Following lubmis- Secretary: Mr. McKnlght was nominated for the office of secretary by Roach (d) Tbe bulk, placement, and materials of construction of the proposed use In relation to icr- "and TanclllrVoting forMcKnight: LajirarMcKnlght, Roach, Strom, Tanclll and - siooot revised application materials, ihe Spccfal Use proposa) shall be placed on the agenda of ..... rounding uses. • - --- the next scheduled rrKclIng of the Planning Commission for farther review and possible action. (1) CompitlblHry wit* ihe Mister Pla*. Tbe proposed Speclil Us* ihall be consisted wllh the general -Thorderson. (8) Plaiolag Commlstloo DelcrinUaiioa. The Planning Commission shall review the application for principles and objectives of the adopted Garden City Muter Plao. Treasurer: Motion by Tancill and Strom to appoint Michael G. Furlong as Treas Special Use, together with the public hearing findings and reports and recommend a Uoas from the urer of the Livonia Public Schools School District for the 1989-90 school year. Building Official. Cily Planner, Cily Engineer, Public Safely OdTclaU, and other reviewing agen (J) Oompllanc* wits ApplkaM* Regulation*. Tb« ^oposed Special Us* thill be lo compliance wllh all cies. The Planning Commission shall then rnake a determination on the Special Vt* application, applicable Federi), ilit*. and local laws and ordinances. Ayes: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, Strom, Tanclll, Thorderson. Nays: None. based on tie requirements and standards of this Ordinance. The Planning Commission may ap (4) Vt* of Adjaceat Property. Th* Speclil U«* shall not Interfere wllh th* us* and enjoyment of adjacent property. Meeting Schedule: Motion by Roach and Strom to adopt the resolution to estab prove, approve wllh conditions, or deny a Special Us* request as follows; (5) Pahlie Service*. Th» proposed Special Us* shall not exceed lh« capacity of existing and available lish 1989-90 meeting dates, procedures for calling and posting board meetings, (a) Approval. Upon determination by lb* Planning Commission thai lh« final plan for Special Use publK *etv|ces, Including but not necessarily limited to gUlillcs, public roads, pollc* and fire and authorization to sign contracts and legal documents for the Board. Ayes: Is In compliance wllh ihe standards and requirements of this Ordinance and other (ppllcable protection services, and educational service*, unless th* project proposal contains an acceptable Laura, McKnight, Roach, Strom, Tanclll, Thorderson. Nays: None. Regular ordinances ind laws, approval shall be granted. plan (or providing necessary services or evidence that luch service* will b* available by the tlm* (b) Approval wlti Ooedlilooa. The Planning Commission may Impose reasonable conditions with the Special Us* I* completed. ' Board meetings will be held on the following dates. the approval of t Special Use proposal, lo the extent aulhoriicd by taw. Conditions Imposed (6) Impact of Traffic. Th* location cf the proposed Special Vt* shall wilhlo the toolr.g district shall shall meet »11 ol the following requirements: July Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. r Dec. mlolmli* lh« Impact ol traffic generated by th* proposed us*. In determining whether this require - Condllloos »hi!l be designed to protect natural resources, the health. Mfely, and welfare aod ment bu been met, cooslderaUoo ihall be givf o to th* following: 6 * 18 2 6 4 the social and economic well being of those who will use the land us* or activity tinder (a) Prcilmily and access lo major thoroughfare! 17 21 16 20 18 consideration, residents and landowner* Immediately adjacent lo the proposed land oie or (e) Estimated lri(fVe generated by th* proposed us*. activity, and Ihe community as a whole. (c) Proximity and relation to Intersections. ' Jan. Feb. March Apia May - Conditions ihiU be related to the »alld exercise of the police power and purposes whltb ara (d) Adequacy of driver light distance*. affee led by the proposed use or activity. (e) Location of and access to off-ilreel parking. 15 5 5 2 7 • Conditions shall be necessary lo meet the Intent arid porpoee of the Zoning Ordinance, related " (0 Required vthlculir turning movements. 19 19 21 to Ihe itandards established In the Ordinance for the land use fir aclMly under consideration, (g) Provision of pedestrian traffic. and necessary to Insure compliance with Iboje standards. 31 (J) Ecaaecctntal of Sanowdlag E»Tlroome«l. Th* proposed Spedil Us* ihall provide lh« mulmum (c) Denial. Upon determination by the Planning Commission lhal a Special Us* proposal does col feasible er.hiDcement of lb* lurrounding environment, »nd shall not tjnrt*son,sb!y Inlerfer* wltb or Bank Signatory: Motion by McKnlght and Tanclll to adopt a resolution changing comply with the ilandards and regulations set forth in lh.tj Ordinance, or otherwise would b« discourage th* approprlit* development and os« of adjacent Jind and bulidingi or th!i requirement the authorized signatory on the National Bank of Detroit depository account. Injurious (o the public health, safely, welfare, and orderly development cl lh« Cily, lh« Special ha* been mel, consideration shall be glvrn to: Use proposal shall be denied. Ayes: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, Strom, Tanclll, Thorderson Nays: None (a) Tb« provision of landsciplng and other tit* amenities. ProvUloo of additional landscaping over Bank Depository: Motion by Strom and Laura to adopt a resolution designating The Planning Commission shall prepare and transmit • report to Use City Council ilaling ita and abov* Ihe ipedflc requirement* of this Ordinance miy b« required *i » condition of conclusions and decision, the basil for Its decision, and any conditions rehllng lo tn alflrmailr* approval of a Special UK. the National Bank of Detroit as depository for the school district during the decision. (b)Tie bulk, placement, and matertili ol construction of proposed itructore* in retalloo lo lur 1989-90 school year, Ayes: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, Strom, Tanclll, (10) Ssbroliiloes of Pin* foe City Cccccll Review. After the Planning Commission make* lisdelerml- rounding use*. Thorderson Nays: None ha lion, the Special Commission; makes lis de terminal ton, th« Special U»« application and tit* plao (6) fmpiei o« Pablk Ileilik, Safety, ae< VTrlfire. Tfc* proposed Special Vt* thill not Inrotv* any shall bo jobmlUed lo the City Council (or possible consideration. Tfc« City Council shall hav* twenty activities, processes, malerlils, equipment, or coodi lions of operation, and ihall not b« lociled or Election Administrator: Motion by Strom and Laura to appoint Charles RittCr as (20) day* to formally take lh« application under consideration la » puMIc meeting or to formally designed la a manner Oial U detrimental to pabllc health, safety, »nd wrlfire. In dcltrmln'.ng the administrator In charge of school elections. Ayes: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, . decide that they will consider the application at nfutur* public meeting. whether thl* requirement bat been met, consideration ihall ba given lo Ih* production of triffie, Strom, Tanclll, Thorderson. Nays: None. If the Ctly.Council decide* rot to lake lh« application, under cooslder*Uon, th« decision by the nols*. vibration, imoke, fumes, odors, dust, glir*. ind light Meeting Notice Admlnljtrator: Motion by Laura and Strom to appoint Joseph J. Planning Commission shall become final. II the City Council doe* consider and let on lb* applica (9) Iiolitlow of Etlstleg Vie*. Tb« localloo of ti« proposed Special Us* »hill not result In * imall Marlnelli as the administrator In charge of posting meeting notices. Ayes: Lau tion, then Oie Planning Commission'* decision ihall be considered • recommendation and th« deci residential art* being lubntattlally lurroonded by oon rrJloVollil dfvelopment, and further, lh« sion by the City Council ihall become final. V location of th* proposed Special Us* inall not, result In * imill BOO rcsSdentiil »rea being lubstan- ra, McKnlght, Roach, Strom, TancM, Thorderson Nays: None i (II) PiMIc Hearing. If lh« City Council choose* lo consider a Speclil Vu application. It may flnt tlally lurrounded by Incompitlbl* use*. I ' schedule * public hearing. In accordance wllh lub-iecllonfBXI^abov*. Adjournment: Motion by Strom and Laura to adjourn the meeting. Ayes: Laura, (10) Need for lU Propoicd Ui*. Th* pimnlng Commission and City Council ihill find thai t need for (1 j) Ctry CctscU Oelerrelattlon. Th« City Council shall m«k« a determl'.allon based oo review o( th« ths propossed os* exist* In th* community at th* tlm* lb* Speclil UM proposal U considered. McKnlght, Roach, kStrom, Tanclll, Thorderson. Nays: None. . application *r>d lit* plan together wllh the finding* o( lh« Planning Commission, and th* report* President Thorderson adjourned the organizational meeting at 6:18 p.m. and recommcndilloo from lh« Building Official, City Planner, Cily Engineer, Public Safety Offi Publish; July 14.198» ,. • Publish: July 14, 198*-" - \ ' • Monday, July 24. 1989 O&E (W)5A campus news MONICA STAVUOS of WESTLAND'S Westland received a bachelor of Andragayle Pye has been stadium attendance, hot dog sales down arts degree from Ohio State awarded the Caroline Zgoda University In commencement Family Scholarship at Madonna By Kevin Brown more than 140 million pounds of hot ceremonies at Columbus, Ohio. College, Livonia, for 1989-90. staff writer dogs each year. Stavros, a 1985 graduate of Pye is a sophomore majoring in Hygrade makes eight hot dogs to John Glenn High School, attended music education. The Detroit Tigers, with the worst the pound, or package, for regular OSU on a gymnastics schofarship. record in baseball, are lagging in customers. Ball Park Franks sold at CHRISTINE Dines of home attendance. Tiger Stadium are slightly bigger, at JOSEPH NAUCHTON Westland is the recipient of the And that means they're selling six to,the pound. of Westland received a doctor of William J. Cameron Scholarship fewer Livonia-made Ball Park "We sold a little over 300,000 osteopathy degree from Michigan at Madonna College, Livonia, for Franks. pounds in the championship year, State University in June 1989-90. "We've-sold 50&.644 Ball Park 1984," Gylfe said. . commencement ceremonies at Dines is majoring in nursing at Franks" to Tiger Stadium as of Mon East Lansing. Madonna. day, said Chris Haller, brand mana IF HOT dogs keep selling at the Naughton, a 1980 John Glenn ger for the Hygrade Food Products current pace, they'll sell only half High School graduate, will intern TWO WESTLAND Co. plant in Livonia. that amount at Tiger Stadium in at Mount Clemens General residents received bachelor's "That's down about 15 percent 1989. Hospital. degrees from Western Michigan from this pofntln the 1988 season." "Obviously, this is a weird year," University during Gylfe said. TWO WESTLAND commencement exercises in THE PLANT, on Plymouth Road While ballpark sales make up only residents graduated from Kalamazoo last month. west of Newbufgh, makes the Ball a small part of total sales, Gylfe said Kalamazoo College In Cheryl Sass received a Park Franks sold at Tiger Stadium. the company values its association commencement exercises June bachelor of science degree and "Obviously it's a function of atten with the Tigers. 10. Ruth Vitale was awarded a dance," Haller said. Ball Park Franks have been the Marius K. Grazulis and bachelor's degree in business Greg Shea, Tigers assistant public only vendor at Tiger Stadium since Christopher Rito were both administration. relations director, said attendance 1957. awarded bachelor of science through 45 home dates (Sunday) is "That's a long-distance record," degrees. KEVIN Klus of Westland down from just over 1 million last was awarded a bachelor's degree Gylfe said. "I don't know of any year to 890,041 this year — about 11 other vendor who's been with a team TRACY DUNSMORE in business administration from percent. Northwood Institute, Midland, that long." received an.associate's degree in Hygrade estimated that on the av computer science management during commencement BUT Carl Gylfe, vice president of ceremonies. erage, each fan attending a game from Northwood Institute, marketing for the company, said eats eight-tenths of a hot dog. Midland, in commencement slow.ervstadium sales doesn't have file photo ceremonies. FOUR WESTLAND much impact on overall sales. While sales are greater In colder residents were named to the "The volume Is not excessive com months than warmer months at the Kaz Zocjac of Detroit feeds the hot dogs into a machine that dean's honor role for the spring FOUR WESTLAND pared to the amount of hot dogs we ballpark, the opposite Is true of gen removes the wrapping. -f residents were named to the term at Lawrence Technological make and sell nationally." eral sales during the year, company University. dean's list at Detroit College of That's because the company sells officials said. Business for the spring quarter. Honored for grade point Cited for grade point averages averages of 3.5 or better were of 3.5 or better were Wanda Roger Hewett, Craig Lukomski, Capps, Jennifer Cona, Pamela Daniel Parker and David O Local news you can use Q Local news you c AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE CITY OF GARDEN CITY Land and Suzanne Szczodrowski. Waligora. BY RESCINDING SECTION 181.018 OF CHAPTER 161, TTTLE XV OF SAID CODE CITY OF GARDEN CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING THE CITY OF GARDEN CTTY HEREBV ORDAINS. July 26,1989 PLANNING COMMISSION That Chapter 161. Title XV of the Garden City Code be amended by rescinding Section 161 618 entitled NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a biarinj will be held by the Zoning Board of Appeal* it the Civic CITY OF GARDEN CITY Fences, Residential Outer. 6000 Middlebell Road." Garden City, Mjehigan oo Wednesday. Ju^y 26. 1989. at 7 30 PR. (or Except as herein modified, said ordinance shall remain in full force and effect This amendatory ordinance ts declared to be ef fective cpoo publication as required by law. consideration of lb? following apf*als The Planning Commission of the City of Carden City will bold a Public Hearing 00 July J7. 1W. at 7 » P M . in the Council Chamber*. $000 Middlebell Road Garden CJly. Michigan. Item7t4-00t To consider the request for a variance by Breads L Heltoo. J0101 Foed Road "YO Place' - On soliciting Public Comments 00 proposed change* to the City Code. Sections UI.Mi, K1.M1. VINCENT J. FORDELL. 161 Hi. 1JI 161.1«1 IM. 161 Its. 1«! 1M. 1»! 167. and 161.1« of the Zoning Ordinance as rtrelate s Major RONALD^ SHOWALTER. to Special Use regulations and to Planned Development provision* RONALD D. SHOWALTER, Posted July 17.1989 City CkrkTreasurer RONALD D: SHOW ALTER. Ci ty Clerk -Treasurer Posted July 20.1*8» city Clerk-Treasurer Adopted June 19. UIJ Publish July 2t. 198» Publish July 14.198» Publish: July 21.1989 or a deslgrated represeoutive shall be present at all scheduled review meetings or conslderaUoo of assess all cosLs of completing the itnprovemeots against the performance guarantee. Including CITY OF GARDEN CITY the proposal may be ubled. any Interest accrued 00 taid guarantee. PROPOSED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS (2) Application Form* asd Docimeeiatioa. Tbe application for Planned Development shall be nude on 161.KVS— APPUCATION DATA flEQUIREMENTS 16I.IJ1-STATEMENTOP INTENT the forms and according to the guideline* provided by the Building Department Application for Planned Development approval shall include ail data requirements for site plan review a* ()) Site PU* Prep-trttjos. Tbe site plan itill be prepared In the manner specified la this Sectin and 00 specified in Section 161.020. In additioo, the applkatioo shaU Include the following; . s> It Is the latent ot ties* regulations to permit Planoed Development for tie purpose of: the Ptanoed Development appUcation form. A site plan which doe* not meet tbe HJpulaled reqeire- • e«x«;raginglnrovaUc« to land use planning and development (A) An overall plan for the planned development The overall pUa shall graphically represent the develop roenLs shall be considered Ihcomplele and shall therefore not be subject lo formal review. At any ment concept using maps and UlustreUoca lo Indicate each type of use, square footage or acreage • achieving a higher quality ef development thin would otherwise be achieved. lime during the course of prepaxatioa of a site plan, the Gty staff shall upon request provide • encouraging assembly of lot* and redevelopment of outdated commercial oorrldor* allocated lo each use. approxlmale location* of each principal structure and use In the development InformaUoo concerning the Zoning Ordinance procedures and standards. setbacks, and typical layouts and elevation* for each type of use. Tbe overall plan shall clearly • encouraging Infill development on sites that would be difficult to develop according to conventional (I) Sabmissic* of e Completed PU*. Tbe Planned Development application materials, required Ices, delineate each type of residential use; office, coenmercial and ether oon-rcsidentia) cse; each type ol standards because of the shape, slxe, abutting development, accessibility, or other features of tbe site. and sufficient copies of the completed site plan shaU be submitted to' the BaOding Department for open space; community facilitie* and public areas; and other type* of land use. - providing enhanced housing, employment and shopping opportunities. review (B) A map and written explanation of tbe relationship of the proposed Planaed Development to the Oty'» • providing a development framework that promotes appropriate business activity that significantly (5) Review by tbe tWOdbtg Official Tbe Building Official shall review the site plan aod application Master Plan. improves the economic viability of the City. materials, and prepare a written review, which shall specify any deficiencies la the site plan and (O An analysis of the traffic Impact of the proposed Planned Dc^{tc>prnent Tte triffie Impact analysis • ensuring compatibility of design and function between rjelghbortng properties male recommendsUoo* u.approprtate. shall, at a minimum. Include the following: trip geoerstioo estimate*, the volume of existing traffic 00 • encouraging development that Is consistent with the Gty"i Master Plan. (6) Submission of a Revised PU* tai Plazsed Dtvclopcneat Application. The applicant shall revise the roads adjacent to tbe site, tbe peak bocr volume-of traffic 00 road* adjacent lo lie site, the peak hour These Plan-vsJ Development regulations are Dot Intended a a device for Ignoring the more specific stand site plan and appUcation materials, based on the recommendation* set forth In the BuUdln* Offi volume of traffic expected to be generated by the proposed development, estimate* of ihe directional ards in the Zoning Ordinance, or the planning upon which the standards art based Bather. these, provisions cial's review. Tbe appbcanl *hall then submit sufficient copies of the revised plan for farther distribution of trip* generated by tbe development, projected assignment* of vehicle trip'volume* to are intended to result in development that Is substantially consistent with the toeing standards generally review by the Planning Cornmissioo. Copies of tbe site plan and application shall also be transmit the roadway network, analysis of anticipated turning movement* and required left or right turn con applied to the proposed uses, but allowing for modifications lo the general standards lo assure a higher ted to the City Council for InformaUoo Dcrpose*. trols, means of access to all portion* of the sit* by emergency vehicle*, »od recooimendatioo* to superior quality ol development (7) PlataJtsg CommhiJoa Cotudderatka*. After all application materials hare been received and review mi tlgate the Impact of the developmefltoo the transportation tyjlero. . -• Id IH-QJGIBUJTYCRITERIA Ices paid, tie application shall be reviewed la accordance with foUowing procedure*: (D) Analysi* of the fiscal Impsct of lie proposed Planoed Development 00 the City Of Garden Oty and the •To be eligible lor Plinncd Development approval, the applicant must demonstrate that the following (1) Acceptance for Processing. The appliestiop shall be placed 00 the agenda of Ice next scheduled school district --*•• criteria will be met: . Planning Commission meeting. Upon accepting the appllcaUoo for processing, the Planning (E) Evidence of market cced for the proposed cse(s) and the feasibility of. completing the project lo It* (A) Recogalrable and Scbsuitlal Benefit The Planned Development shall result In a recognisable and Commission shsll schedule a public bearin*. entirely. . ' " - substantial benefit to the ultimate wen of the project and to the community. (b) Piblic Hearing Tbe public bearing shall be scheduled In the same manner as required for (F) Legal oocumeotaUoo of single ownership and control Tbe docuroeotatioo shall be la the form of Special Use* In Section HI 01J of til* Ordinance and Section fa(l) of the City or Village Zoning agreements, contracts, covenants, and deed restrictioo whkh todkal* lhat lie envelopment can be (B) MUlmom Frontage. Tbe Planned Development shall have minimum frontage of three hundred (100) Act Michigan Public Act 107, the public bearing and notice required by this sub-secOoo shall be completed as shown 00 Ihe plans, and further, that all portions ot th* development lhat are not to be feet along a public street or road- • . , ., ,., regarded a* fulfilling the pubUe bearing and notice requirements for amendment of the Zoning maintained at public expense will continue to be operated and maintained by th« developer* or their. (Q Availability aid Capacity ol Pablk Sen tee*. Tbe proposed type and density ot use shall not ruuK lo an Ordinance. Tbe Planning Commlssloo. and Gty Council may bold a Joint public bearing on a successor*. • - unreasonable increase to the use ol public services, facilities, and utilities. Planned Development application If Ihey to desire. 10) A specific schedule oi the Intended development and construction details, including the phasing or (D) Compatibility wit* the Muter Plan. The proposed development shall not have ao adverse impact oo (c) Plaiatag Commlssloo Review. FoUowlnj tbe public bearing, the Planned Development proposal timing ot all proposed Improvements. the Master Plan ot the City. > ,, , and plan shall be reviewed by the Planning Commlssloo In relation lo applkable standards and (H) A draft of ownership and governance document* These documents shall Include the following: (E) Compatibility wit* tie Plained Developmeat latent Tbe proposed developmeat shall be consistent regulations and consistency with the intent and spirit ol the Planned Development concept (1) Deed* of ownership with the intent and spirit ol these regulations, as stated in Section 161.161. (d) Plan Revision. II the Planning Commission determine* that revision* are necessary to bring the (2) Warranties guaranteeing ownership conveyed and described la the deeds. (F) Economic Impact. The proposed development shall not impede the normal and orderly development or Planned Development proposal into compliance with applicable standards and regulation*, the (J) A list of covenants, conditions and restridioc* that are coodiUon* ol ownership upoo.the purchasers' Improvement ol surrour>ding properties. applicant shall be given the opportunity to submit a revised plan. Following; submission of a and owner* in the PUaaed Development ' m"''-'-fi'-TJTT"-'T""1iri akfr4'-|t1-lrl*Wt-'*"- -fat-^- gJ.-la-Ui,^,t:..-... sp from our readers points of view Letters must be original copies and contain the signature and address of the sender. Limit letters to 300 words. sym 3 throughout the world. ': "-- Capitol, but please, let's not let the Flag burners George M. Haddad politicians wrap themselves In It for Franklin too long, lest we lose sight of their hands and our wallets. spit on graves I have heard a lot in the last weeks Magazine about the "sacred flag." What's this? start treating the disease To the editor: What happened to separation of By 8poncor Johnson end Robert The Michigan Insurance Bureau stopped writing new medical liabili church and state? To be against the Report, however, only states that ty policies In Michigan. Hospital and The Supreme Court ruling,regard doesn't favor "sacred flag" is to be Against God? Paxton ; ing the right to burn the American Talk about totalitarianism! Is our staff writers • • MHAMIC lowered Its bed acute care doctors aren't going to gouge them rate 10 to 20 percent for 1988. But selves. Rates stay high to keep up Flag as a protected right of free flag worthy of honor and respect? I when the newborn beds a.re added with claims. , / '., speech and free expression probably advertisers say yes! But sacred? No. If you in AS REPRESENTATIVES of the touches the heart of what Is happen Michigan Hospital Association and back into the total, we find an actual ENOUGH symptoms are present sist, then to whose God? Desecrate is increase of 11 percent. to make our diagnosis clear: Michi ing in our courts today as the courts To the editor: an emotionally loaded, inappropri the Michigan State Medical Society; interpret accountability, and respon In his July 6, 1989, "Auto Talk" ate term. we know a few things about dealing LET'S LOOK at the facts; gan's medical liability crisis remains severe. sibility In a free society. - column, your Mr. Dan. McCosh made To take a symbol that, to me, is with illness, particularly the danger Currently, our state's smaller, ru This touches us all when we find a statement about "Car and Driver" of judging a disease by its syrnp* The 1986 reforms offer a good.ba- the embodiment of freedom and hon ral hospitals pay more per bed for that through the courts the drunk magazine that is not only unsupport- or and make it a symbol of "divine- toms. liability coverage than the largest sis for the thorough, systematic changes needed to create a tort sys can blame someone else and get able, but also is absolutely unaccept right" is as repugnant to its meaning To see Tiow misleading such a di .hospitals in Los Angeles and Chica away with it; those in the state and able to us. He wrote: agnostic procedure can be, consider tem that Is just for all. Hospital and as burning it. It's simply the other go- national legislative branches whom "There are just three domestic extreme. the Michigan Insurance Bureau's re A major nationwide insurer offers physicians are improving the liabili ty environment by emphasizing we call "The Honorable" can steal us auto companies buying magazine I am reminded of the late presi cently released report on the state of a Michigan rate more than three blind and get away with it; the cmds ads compared to (sic) 20,import au Michigan's medical liability climate quality assurance and risk preven dent Theodore Roosevelt's comment times the national average. in our society can spit and burn and tomakers, which is one reason why that the difference between a boss three years after reform legislation. The percentage of Michigan hospi tion. Our groups have also released a desecrate all that we hold dear and auto enthuaslst magazines tradition and a jeader is that you follow a The insurance bureau report tal expenditures that goes to liability get away with it. All in the name of ally favor foreign cars." : strives to find encouraging Vital joint report offering an agenda of leader freely, but you follow a boss insurance Is more than double the freedom, free speech and free ex Mr. McCosh's implication that out of fear. These days there are too signs In Michigan's medical liability U.S. average. The rates for physi needed state initiatives. These in clude improved litigation and court pression with the condiment mix auto enthusiast magazines tailor many who want to boss with laws, or system, and, to be sure, there have cians are also far higher. A Detroit tures of no accountability and no re their editorial commentary to the been changes since 1986. We've seen procedures, development of fair clubs, or fountain pens. But when area obstetrician pays twice as sponsibility. size of an automakers advertising was the last time a leader has in malpractice claims and Insurance much as fellow practloners in other compensation funds, a limit on law yer's fees and further research on The highest court In the land is not budget may be true of some maga spired you? rate increases moderating In.Michi Midwest urban areas. above being somewhat confused. It zines. It is not true of this one. gan.— a trend that is happening na A general surgeon in Michigan solving the liability problem. Let's not spend a lot of national Curing the ailments of our system has not come to grips yet with the Mr. McCosh has lied in print. time or effort on this. tionwide. pays 160,000 for $500,000 coverage fact that the First Amendment does Whether from ignorance or malice, I There are other symptoms, how while In California, where signifi is not just a concern for doctors, hos Could we all pledge our alle pitals, lawyers and insurers. When not exist in a vacuum. That no don't know. Nor would I care if 1 did giance; even pick a time, say July 4, ever, some difficult to detect, some cant tort reform was passed 10 amendment to our Constitution is an not respect your readership as much , ignored by the report. Moderating years ago, a general surgeon pays doctors find it too expensive to prac 1990, or Flag Day at noon, from tice in Michigan, and when high-risk entity unto itself. That all the as I respect our own. We tell our "sea-to-shining sea" and do it In uni • insurance rate bikes mean little $30,000 for a million-dollar policy, amendments were laced and In readers the truth about cars. Thank • since we already have the highest half the premium for twice the cov or low-income areas like our inner son with the President? Now that cities and rural areas lost access to tertwined Into the strong fabric you for this opportunity to tell your would be a worthy answer to a mil ; hospital liability rates and among erage. which embodied all the moral, ethi readers the truth about our maga the highest for physicians In the na- health care, every person In the state lion flag-burners. It would renew our Increases In Michigan liability cal and social values which we have zine. allegiance and cost nothing except a • tlon. problems are finally moderating, Is In danger. Our medical liability system is in cherished and which fashioned the William Jeanes, Editor presidential proclamation and a bit PALLING numbers of claims filed but, given their already high levels, foundation of the greatest and Car and Driver of leadership inspiration. give a misleading message when the this offers only slight comfort. poor health, and enough time has strongest democracy ever known size of claims payments by the larg . If our liability problems .are passed to know that the care given in since the beginning of recorded Then, let's continue to demon est hospital Insurer rose 40 perent cured, why haven't Insurance rates 1986 was not enough. Isn't it time we human history. strate leadership in freedom and tol during the same period. dropped to competitive levels? Don't stop treating the symptoms, and erance, yes, even for dissent that's • start curing the disease? To carry the ruling of the Supreme 'Sacred flag' The average indeminty payment blame the insurers. The majority of Court to its ultimate idiocy Is to say stupid, naive, and boorishly taste of. one of the largest physicians' in medical liability policies are written Spencer C. Johnson is president that to keep a person from running a less. We can shake our heads, walk surers has steadily risen from in Michigan by physician and hospi of the Michigan Hospital Associa* red light is imposing upon his free repulsive term on, and leave the flag-burners alone $21,6.00 in 1978 to $57,000 in 1988. tal-owned insurance companies. tion. Robert; E. Paxton, M.D. is dom of action. To keep a person with their pathetic ashes. Also, during this same period the av This began in the 1970s when president of the Michigan State from driving on the other side of the Patrick Mc Elroy, erage cost per claim per doctor for many other Insurance companies Medical Society. road is to stilt his freedom of self Let's keep the flag flying over the Dearborn attorney fees and other expenses expression. To quiet the loud one In a rose from $700 to $10,700. movie theater is an Imposition to his A more accurate look at .the data basic First Amendment rights. To suggests that, while the 1986 re yell fire at a crowded gathering is forms treated a few of the symtoms, the essence of a fun-filled life. they did little to effect a cure. Thus, when you peer In depth to Not only 13 the report overly opti the contents of all the amendments ess an mistic, but, at times it. is Inaccurate. to our Constitution you will note that Take for example, the finding that Looking for Information about ulations or tax information. state government? The League of The telephone Is answered from alone they are meaningless but to hospitals' liability premiums" have gether they form the fabric which dropped. In 1988, the MHA Mutural Women Voters has a toll-free tele 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. phone service (1-800-292-5823) that comprises the high standards of a unsettled problem. Insurace Co. (MHAMIC) changed its nation to which people from every method of calculating Insurance may be helpful. The telephone service Is paid for The league's Citizen Information by the league's education fund. The section of the globe seek entrance. Your senerous Torch Drive donation can M costs for its client hospital by mov To burn without retribution this ing high risk, newborn care beds into Center In Lansing offers to help League of Women Voters Is a non provide shelter and clothes for the homeless, /f people find out about such things as profit organization that works to proud symbol, the American Flag, Is their Own, more expensive category, to spit upon the graves of all those In which shifted some of the cost from pending legislation, the state con keep voters interested and in stitution, election laws, voting reg formed about governmental issues. our history wtio gave their lives that general purpose beds. it may forever be the guiding light to the hopeless and the helpless JUST LIKE HOLLYWOOD FAMILY VIDEOS: ADD VOICE. TITLES. PHOTOS. SLIDES. FILMS. DELETE. OR CHANGE AS THE PROS DO. 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July 24,1989 New consortium director is off to enthusiastic start By Janice Bruriaon Gllmartin said his feet are already signs of coming around to our point ics and political science. During his staff writer Junior year he served as an Intern wet. E of view," Gllmartin said of confer In mldrJuly, the Livonia resident, ence input to members on the imple for Republican State Sen. R. Robert Twenty-three-year-old Daniel P. attended his first monthly confer I: mentation committee. Geake. He now serves on the publici (jjlmartln, the new executive direc ence meeting of representatives IVi Other Issues of concern include ty committee for the Republican 2nd tor of the Conference of Western from each of the 17 member com I'm asked dally, "What i emergency medical telephone ser Congressional District Committee. Wayne, said he may be "short" In munities. Action included an ambi direction am I headed? [ vice, accurate community counts Gllmartin also has been Involved years and experience for the new tious resolution calling for a 50 per during the 1990 census, personnel is In nonpartisan politics, volunteering Job, but not In commitment. cent reduction in the count/s waste When am I going to run 1 sues and economic development for Robert Bennett and Joan "lam very committed to the pub stream within the next five years. tor something?" / 1 "The thing we do best Is provide McCotter In Successful bids for the lic sector and government work," he chuckle and tell them |> intra-local resources. We do the leg Livonia City Council. said during a recent interview In SOLID WASTE management is work. Then It's up to the communi The youngest of three children and spartan offices decorated with a pair the Issue of the moment for the con what I want to do now \ ty," he said. an only son, Gilmartln said he was of plants and a solitary map of pro ference, according to Gilmartln, who is this Job to the best of raised In a community-minded fami jected county road Improvements. said a standing committee of com my ability,* "I'M ASKED daily, 'What direc ly.' Father Dan, now retired, once The CWW, a consortium of 17 munity experts and concerned-citl- tion am I heided? When am I going served as the state's racing commis- communities In western Wayne 'zens has been formed and a new — Daniel P. Gilmarlin to run for something?' I chuckle and . sioner, is a former editor of the Livo County that tackles municipal Issues coordinator, Sanford Altschul, has new CWW director tell them what I want to do.now is nia Observer newspaper and for 14 and assists in seeking common solu been hired. this job to the best of my ability." years was the community's industri tions, has maintained offices since "We have been in the research- The questions are reasonable. Su al coordinator. its founding in 1980. and information-gathering stage. And now Gllmartin, In his first l san Heintz once directed the confer Young Gllmartin said, "I really Now we're moving into the doing ^num —MBMHMMiWmillillilWliiill n ence. She is now a Wayne County wanted this job and I let the*m know professional job since graduating stage," including designing new re from college last May, is responsible we're working on If," Gilmartln said, Committee. Before recommenda commissioner, representing the cit it. I think I came across as very sin cycling and composting programs ies of Plymouth, Livonia and North- cere." for "setting the tone" for conference and expanding public education. adding, "with 17 communities, you tions can be implemented, the plan members. Gilmartln replaced Anne get 17 ideas." must first be approved by two-thirds ville and the townships of Plymouth Gilmartin Is paid $12 per hour. His Bollln, who resigned after the birth "There's an answer out there (for Conference members have also re of the 43 municipalities in Wayne and Northville. salary is paid by member communi of her child. —— disposal). We don't have It yet, but sponded to the county's proposed County. The conference, with 17 A college student less than two ties that are assessed dues based on five-year solid waste plan, attending members, carries significant weight months ago, Gllmartin graduated population. The conference also re a regular meeting of the county-ap in the approval process. from the University of Michigan- ceives funds from public and private Rubber duck swimathon pointed Solid Waste Implementation "Committee members showed Dearborn with a degree in econom grants. '200 REBATE !==*, will benefit sick children AIR CONDITIONING r ASSOCIATES IN INTERNAL MEDICINE, P.C.^ A fund-raising swimathon benefit duck Is bar-coded for easy Identifica DAVID M. WINSTON. M.D • LAWRENCE D. ABRAMSON, M.D. • MARTHA L GRAY. M.D. ting children who are ill at William tion. Race winners are eligible for SALE . MARK OBERDOESTER. M.D. » MARY B. DURFEE, M.D. • KATHERIHE N. HUBER. M.D. Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak Is 500 prizes, Including a 1989 Pontiac installed ARTHUR W. TAI, M.D. • KATHLEEN A. MENEREY, M.D. RHEUMATOLOGY -- - scheduled 1 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 6, at Sunblrd, a trip for four to Disney For At LowAa Elizabeth Park in Trenton. 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Just stop using it. offers some recipes Sounds easier said than done, By Janice Brunson eh? staff writer on Page 3B Reducing or even eliminating salt from our daily routine can be A Midsummmer Night's Feast Is as traumatic for some as quitting amid a setting of bountiful woods in smoking is for others. We've all an architectural wonder, complete rot flan and green vegetables as yet heard many times that the desire with a royal throne from Africa and undecided. , for salt Is a learned one and lucki other works of art, all maintained "It depends on what I find in sea ly, can be unlearned, but not with under the benevolent gaze of a fero son." out a major change in culinary cious Bali mask meant to ward off Fresh greens for the salad, with a habits. evil spirits, dressing of chevre goat cneese and While flying to Chicago last The event, billed as an evening of yogurt, will also be bought the day of month to visltjhe National Res "un diner memorable" by the De the meal, unless Bill Bostwlck is taurant Show, I sat next to a nu troit Symphony Orchestra's League, able to sow and harvest a new crop tritionist who was commenting on promises a tasteful blend of fine mu- between now and then. the three-packets of salt she sic^and fine cuisine hosted by Mary "It's a sad thjng, our (present) gar received with her luncheon tray Jane and William "Bill" Bostick of den greens will be gone" by the consisting of a miniscule sand Bingham Farms. scheduled date of Aug. 5. wich and about two tablespoons The evening is one in a series of Torte de Chocolat, a rich, creamy of potato salad. She commented Musical Feasts II, the League's, an recipe culled from the New York on the three packets, served in nual fund-raising festival of dining Times some years back, has been re-, addition to the salted peanuts and and musical entertainment from dubbed for the affair to Torte de the high sodium tomato juice that early spring to late summer In which Chocolat Debussy, in honor of the accompanied her Bloody Mary. area League members host select 19th century Impressionist compos I commented that she was be guests who have paid $35 to $200 er. ginning to sound like Euell Gib each for the memorable experience. bons' daughter when she asked The events for the current season THE EVENING'S fare is formally "How much salt do you use in one are sold out. announced in menus designed by Bill day?" I slid under the seat, some The Bosticks will host 28 guests in Bostwick, depicting festive scenes where between my briefcase and their house which, according to a from woodblock prints of dining duffle bag, trying to pretend that League teaser, is "a one-of-a-kind from antiquity to the early 20th cen I didn't hear the question. She re architectural gem," complete with tury. A quote from Escoffier, "Good peated it. I sank a little further. collections of art, heirlooms and ex cuisine Is the basis of true happi While the trays were being col otic souvenirs. ness," adorns each menu. lected and I felt the landing gear The brochure also describes Mary The musical theme is.also carried being lowered, she suggested that Jane as a lifelong gourmand. out in floral arrangements, contrib the next time I spend a day In the uted by Parmenter Florist In Bir kitchen, I cover everything first "I WOULD RATHER say I have mingham, and table decor, each with a small sheet of waxed pa always enjoyed good cooking. The named after a musical term or \ per, then salt the dish as I would word gourmet is so broad," she said. great musician or composer. if it contained food. OK, we shook Husband Bill said he also "enjoys Guests will be seated in the living- on it, I forgot about it (as usual) good cooking," the result of "being dining room and studio of the archi and went on with my life. married to her/ tecturally unusual home. The two Until yesterday. To plan the sumptuous meal, the areas flow one Into the other, broken Now you have to understand couple Is drawing on professional ex only by an open, second-story library that I seldom Indulge In a big perience and world travels. Mary STEPHEN CANTfleLL/8laH pjiotoaraphw that overlooks both the living and breakfast, mainly because in the Jane Is a retired professor of food studio areas. past I have indulged too much on science from Wayne State Universi Mary Jane Bostick displays some of trie dishes will dine on seafood dumpling, leg of lamb and other things. It was a cool morn ty. Bill, also retired, served 30 years planned for an upcoming Musical Feast to ben* an assortment of desserts. THE SYMPHONY'S brass trio ing and I decided to make a small as administrator and secretary to efit the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Guests will be positioned here while per omelette. As I added the butter the Detroit Institute of Arts, a posi forming after dinner and before des (salted) to the trypan and beat the tion that required extensive travel. of lamb, stuffed with spinach, wild Bostwlck said, "is early planning variety of hot and cold hors sert is served. eggs, my conscience resurfaced They are also members of long rice and mushrooms, and Les Des and organization, lots of organiza d'oeuvres, has been adjusted from The home, a wonder of woods, with the remembrance of that standing In the Michigan chapter of serts Assorti are among the offer tion." the expected roll to a fish mold. The glass, textures and objets d'art, was handshake and promise. It just so Le Chalne des Rolisseurs, a wine and ings. FAVORED BOSTICK recipes hall rolled leg of lamb, traditionally sea designed and built by son Christo happened that I would be spend food society first founded in France The^meal has been planned In de from various sources. . soned according to Greek tastes, has pher Bostick. ing a great part of the day in the In 1248 and revived anew following tail well ahead of time. It includes Mary Jane Bostwick-bftentlmes been transformed Into a roulade of To complement the meal, a cham kitchen so, "let's experiment" World War II. hors d'oeuvres served outdoors, the "adjusts" existing recipes "because , garlic, rosemary, thyme and onion, pagne from Domalne Chandon, a was my response to my con quenelle served buffet style, the en most are derivatives anyway. A stew the result "of my own Idea because I white Burgundy called La Foret, av science. MIDSUMMER'S MENU Is decid tree served tableslde with vegeta in each country Is simply a stew by like Greek seasoning." muscadet from Sevre-Et-Maine, a Out came the waxed paper and edly French, revealing the Bosticks' bles of the season and salad, topped another name," she said, illustrating Recipes also include old favorites red Burgundy from Chateau Loud- an empty small yogurt container fondness for the country and Its lan with a medley of desserts following the point: beef burgundy from that are tried and true. The Coffee enne and a dessert chardonnay from to hold the forbidden substance. . guage. Queneljes de Fruits de Mer or a performance by the Detroit Sym France, Hungarian goulash and beef Mousse Coronet, one of four desserts Chateau St. Jean will be served. The By the time breakfast was seafood dumpling, Gigot d'Agneau phony's brass trio. stroganoff from Russia. for the evening (the others are choc spirits are compliments of Vlviano over, I tallied not only the table Roulade aux Epinards or boned leg The key to success, Mary Jane The smoked salmon roll, one of a olate torte, lemon yogurt cheesecake Wine importers In Royal Oak. salt that was shook on but decided to go one step further and include the individual serving amounts from the food I ate during the course of the day. Home cookin' amid steel and glass Add another 45 milligrams of sodium from the butter. You won't find Mary Ann's Kitch enough to stop in. The carrot cake Is After doing the breakfast dish en in Troy by the sign out front. wonderfully moist and topped with a es, I made a batch of muffins There isn't one. creamier-than-thou cream cheese Ic from the blueberries that were But if you're partial to fresh and ing, and can be purchased by the beginning to soften In the fridge. "different" salads, homemade soups, slice ($2) or the cake ($22.50). As And while the muffins were bak and baked-from-scratch desserts, with everything else, the desserts ing, I started a batch of iaboult. you'll find It. Especially If you're are free of preservatives — though Oh, oh, better get out the old cal tired of the same old sandwiches for not of calories. culator. Heck, it wasn't even lunch. The breakfast menu Is spare, but lunch yet and I had accumulated has basic egg dishes, including "big % teaspoon, not to mention the & The Troy breakfast-and-lurich res bad wolf" omelettes In which you additional 125 milligrams in the taurant Is tucked quietly Into the im can choose to have egg whites only. processed food I use, already to posing Liberty Center ("glass wall of The real breakfast treats are the talling more than 250 milligrams, Troy") building at Big Beaver and baked goods, like the sinfully deli more than what the USDA recom Llvernols. _A_nlce little cafeteria- cious caramel pecan rolls or the mends that most adults need In style restaurant reminiscent of the fruit muffins. ONEDAYU:--- little cafes once familiar In down sandwich— or buy It by the pound - Tho Bloomfleld restaurant switch town Detroit of flee buildings". $6.- es from cafeteria to a service for What really surprised this writ It's actually the second of Mary Other refreshingly different sal mat at 5 p.m. The evening menu has. er was the amount of salt that I Ann Pcreny's ventures. Her first ads Include the potato salad nlcoise, seven cntres, including a fresh fish used to use while cooking pasta, Kitchen Is two years old on Wood made with marinaded redskins, or seafood of the day. A popular item (for my. tuna noodle lunch salad) ward south of Square Lake Roadjn tuna, tomatoes, green beans, olives Is Mary Ann's fried chicken ($5.95), and the salt contained In the tor Bloomfield Hills. The Bloomfleld and eggs; the shrimp seashell salad, served with macaroni and cheese tilla chips, cheese, salsa and con' menu extends through dinnertime with artichoke hearts and a wonder and braised cabbage. dlments used for my dinner with a limited but Innovative selec ful dill dressing; and tho pasta prl- Whatever you do, don't miss out. "Grande Nachos." Then I made tion of meals. Both sites offer carry- mavera, with fresh veglcs and an This Is one place you can return to some homemade noodles and out and catering. herb vinaigrette. time and again for a good, inexpen sauce for this weekend's lasagne -- If you tire of salads, there's al sive meal — complete with friendly and by the lime I had my usual And both offer a sparkling clean, airy environment with an art-deco- ways a selection of specials, includ service and light, cheery atmos bowl of unsweetened cereal be ing a quiche. A recent special of phere. fore bed, tallied a whopping 4,300 Ish black, grey and pink interiors de signed by Pcreny herself. Great shrimp fcttuclno was a bargain at Details: Mary Ann's Kitchen, 100 milligrams of salt that I alone $4.25, lots of little shrimp, fresh noo West Big Beaver, Troy, 680-1866; had consumed in just ONE DAY! spots for quick, refreshingly good dles and a nice white sauce. 2711 North Woodward Avenue, This total is from someone who meals. , The lunch menu Is diverse enough For those who prefer sandwiches, Bloomfleld Hills, 332-0088. Dining, also uses fresh (and dried) herbs there Is the popular "citrus horicy- carry-out, catering. and spices and thought he used to keep you coming back — which Is probably why Mary Ann Percny marjriatcd" grilled chicken breast Hours: Troy, Monday-Friday, 7:80 less salt, Including the salt-free ($4,50) which is served on a toasted a.m. to 5 p.m.; Bloomfield Hills, substitutes available on the mar doesn't need a sign out front to keep her Troy operation bustling. sesame bun and Is accompanied by a^ Monday-Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ket. By the way, the Janes Gang dcllclously - tangy dljon mustard with dinner served Tuesday-Satur does not have a salt shaker on the Tho chicken tarragon salad Is our sauce. This snndwlch Is terrlftc, and day. JIM RlO£R/*t«ffptolOGfaph* table. •;"."• favorite^ It's not your average bland we found tho chicken to bo fresh, . Prices: Breakfast $1.25 to $3.60. So what can tho average foodie, mayo-and-chlckcn dish. This one has tender and, minus any umplcasant Lunch, $2.26 to $4.75. Dinner Unusual salads are one of the drawing cards of Mary Ann's do to help decrease salt consump grapes for sweetness, celery and boney surprises, If you know what (Bloomfleld only) $6 to $7.76. Cash Kitchen, a homey cafe amidst the hustle and bustle of Troy's tion at home?: ",.-• walnuts for crunch and tarragon for wo mean. arid personal checks only. business district. flavor. You can choose the salad - Mary Ann's homemade muffins, Value: Terrific and diverse menu, Please-turn to Pago 3 ($3.25), a wholo ($3.95) or half ($2.75) cookies, and carrot cake aro reason reasonably priced, . l 2B* O&E Monday, Ju!y 24, t989 » /' Ham mmzM^^BtMsu 2 CONVENIENT OPEN DAILY*9 AM^09 PW LOCATIONS SUNDAY 9 AM TO 7 PM 5MILE&1=ARlVJtNGT0N LIVONIA • PH. 261-6565 ^TMONDAY • TUESDAY • Vte&NESDAY'THURSDAY9k" kmill -- MANUFACTURER'S 38000 ANN ARBOR ROAD LIVONIA • PH. 464-0330 \ •XRIPLfccoupoNsr i ,, • •• ••• ••r •••••• UP T035* VALUE • - FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY * JULY •HAI ID I C MANUFACTURER'S • SUN. HON. TOES WED. THUR. FRI, SAT. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. Copyright 1988. Foodland. We Reserve The Right To CiM Limit Quantities. ^OOOSTAMP^ Opod Monday, July 24,1989 thru July 30,1989 \> CHOICE MEATS Grade Fresh sta,s Fimou. H«J«- WhoieChicken O- Legs Steak Stuffed pork Chops lb. \b. \b. lar only only $2.99 only 1«^* y«1« Fresh USDA Choice Homemade Split Fryer Rib Eye Boneless Oven Ready Halves 99\ Delmonico Steak; 4iO*fib Meat Loaf 1 i"wib. 4 • Boneless Stuffed • Boneless Boneless Pork Chicken Beef s City Breast $2.49 Stir Fry 2.99 Chicken Zi09ib Fresh All Natural Boneless Fresh Whole Amish Beef s Ground Fryer $1.39 Kababos 3.69 Turkey M.19 Boneless Beef Homemade Bulk Eckrich 8 oz. Eckrich ^ _ ^^ ^^ Cube Pork Smoked Sausage or §4 QQ s Polska Kielbasa Links Steak .69lb . Sausage H.79 lb. Salami 1.99 each pkg. SEAFOOD 'Ptea/i DELI PRODUC G> Michigan Homegrown as Fresh Fresh :resh , Sliced, Kosher Low Sodium - Low in Fan* Shark Ocean Perch Style Apline Lace Corn &&£v Steaks Fillets orned Beef Swiss Cheese 5 for OO $ $ $ $ _ Delivered Daily - 7 Days a Week lb. 3.68 lb. m - 3.88 lb. : only 3.99 lb. only 2.99 *'* '$iy Michigan Homegrown Fresh Fresh Eckrich Eckrich iimLettuce Smelt Fruit Pickle or Olive Old Fashioned: •>/ 66 s Salad Loaf Loaf Michigan Homegrown 1.68 lb. $ Celery M.89 lb. 2.99 Tb. £mW ib. Fresh Medium Fres;h Dearborn Fresh . 66 Shell-On Pasta Smoked Macaroni Michigan Homegrown Shrimp Salad Sausage Salad Cucumbers s $ s 5.88 1-89 lb. 2.69 lb. 99* lb. 3 for GROCERIES BONUS PACK GRATED SOFT SPREAD SOFT N' GENTLE FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT, BEVERAGE, REGULAR, Kraft Parmesan Shedd's Bath Tissue PLUS CALCIUM ORANGE JUICE Jtated Country Crock Parmesar Citrus Hill Juice Cheese $ 4 Roll 9.3 oz. 24 02. can - 2.49 Tub M.19 Pkg. 99 Can- *5F W. INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED, AMERICAN, ASSORTED FLAVROS CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA CHILLED, REGULAR OR PLUS CALCIUM SHARP, PIMIENTO OR SWISS vitrus Hill Orange Juice Kraft Singles Pepsi Cola Micro Magic Shakes 2 Liter SiKGUS Plus . $ Bottlo 99« DopOSlt 96 oz. 12 0 .79 6Pack 1202.Cans M.59 Plu$ Deposit Jug 2-99fi^ Pkg. M.69 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimm MMriMMMk ^ AMiMiMMiMii wmm mmmmt *w *^^*mw9mm*w i^^mw* Monday, July 24,1989 O&E *3B k FLANDECAROTTES of salt, a pinch of sugar and half the Splnklft gelatin on cold coffee to mixture of 2 teaspoons of instant •i: (Carrot Pie)' butter. When tender, the Juice should soften. Add sugar to hot coffee, dis coffee and 2 teaspoons sugar. Garn .1¾ lbfnew carrots be completely reduced. Make a solve. Then add to softened gelatin. ish with additional whipped cream. ft cup cream puree by pressing stewed carrots Stir until dlsolved. Chill until the Serves 12. i cupj of rich pastry dough (ready through a strainer, adding remaining consistency of unbeaten egg white or t ; made pie dough may be used) butter bit by bit. Add cream, mix honey. 1 cup butter thoroughly, reheat and pour puree Split nine or 10 lady fingers. Dip MOUSSE DE SAUMON FUME ••> to cup sugar into pastry shell. Decorate with one end of each into melted choco (Smoked Salmon Roll) tail and pepper slices of boiled carrots. Sprinkle late. Stand chocolate side up( along with sugar .and bake In a hot oven, sides of a 9-inch spring form pan. To 1 16-ounce can salmon or 1 pound i: Using your own chilled pastry 425 degrees, for 20 minutes. aid them in standing upright, fasten fresh salmon, boned and skinned dough, line a 12-inch buttered pie each to side of pan with dab of light (cold) pan, pressing down firmly, trimming CORONET MOUSSE AU CAFE corn syrup. • 1 8-ounce package cream cheese, edges and pricking In several place (Coffee Mousse Coronet) Whip chilled gelatin mixture until softened with a form to avoid bubbles. Line light and fluffy. Whip cream and fold 1 tablespoon horseradish , with wax paper and spread with 2 tablespoons unflavored gelatin Into gelatin mixture. Add pecans and 1'tablespoon lemon juice dried beans or'uncooked rice so that to cup strong cold coffee flavoring. 1 tablespoon liquid smoke crust will keep its shape. Bake in a 1 tocu p «trQng hot coffee Pour to of mixture into mold and 4 tablespoon grated onion hot oven, 425 degrees, until golden. 1 cup gugar layer with half of the remaining Remove paper and beans or rice and 1 tablespoon vanilla or rum flavor plain lady fingers that are split. Add Gently incorporate cream cheese ft return to the oven for a few minutes. ing q another layer, one-third of the gela and salmon. Add other ingredients. <,- Peel and wash carrots, cut into 1 cup broken pecans (optional) tin mixture. Layer with remaining Reserve lemon juice until last to ad • > thin slices. Cook. 1¼ cup of carrots 1 dozen lady fingers split lady fingers. Add remaining just liquid. Roll into 1 large and 2 STEPHEN CANTRELL/slaft photography in boiling, salted water until tender. 3 ounces or to package semi-sweet gelatin mixture. Chill until firm. Re small rolls. Refrigerate. Before Stew remaining slices in small chocolate bits, melted move outer ring from spring form. • serving, roll in chopped parsley and Mary Jane Bostick, a retired professor of food service at * • amount of water containing a pinch 2 cups heavy cream Just before serving, sprinkle with a nuts. Rolls can be frozen. Wayne State University, has a lifelong interest in good cooking. from fiction in dietary habit Since the ancient days, people and on and on. Be wise enough to dis '•~ypqrWBCTTO«srreT:yyrerig'rerac^«wM';ai^ff Fiber is beneficial for diabetics. HI The maintenance of norma) blood glucose levels is of primary concern pimmmimwi, to diabetics. Recent research atten Shake the salt tion has been placed on the role of fiber in this process. Soluble fiber Continued from Page 1 1 teaspoon crashed basil BOB'S '/* teaspoon pepper absorbs water and forms gels in the Start the "cut out the salt" regime 16 ounces no-salt added tomato stomach. This gel formation slows by removing the salt shaker from sauce the rate, at-whlch food Is emptied the table. 1 large can, no-salt added stewed to from the stomach. In the small intes OF CANTON Do not put salt In the water In matoes which vegetables, cereals, pastas 8611 Lilley Road • Canton and rices are cooked. Saute onion and garlic in oil until Across from airport In the Golden Gate Shopping Center Prices Elective Anna's Fresh 7-24 thru 7-29-69 Read labels and be aware of sodi onion is soft. Add carrot, celery, ore We Accept ij um amounts in foods. Buy no-salt or gano, basil and pepper. Saute 5 min 454-0111 Joy Road & Lilley Food Stamps sodium-reduced foods whenever pos Seafood Mkt utes. Add tomato sauce and stewed WE SPECIALIZE IN OVER-THE-COUNTER SERVICE. NO WAITING. WE sible. tomatoes with a spoon. Simmer, un 24050 Joy Rd. • Redford PRIDE OUR8ELVE8 ON GREAT PRICE8 ON HIGHE8T QUALITY BEEF- Build up a supply of herbs, spices covered, 30 minutes. Makes 1 quart. (across (fom Randazzo'8 Fruit Market) PORK-POULTRY-LAMB-VEAL-AM18H CHICKENS & AMISH BEEF and no-sodlum flavor substitutes. Duo to Popular Demand Use onion and garlic powders (not We R***rv* the Right HOURS M-SAT. 9-8: SUN. 10-6 to Limit Quantrtwe salts) Lawrey's No-salt 17 is a great CHICKEN PAPRIKA 10° V flavor enhancer. 3 pounds chicken, cut into serving SHRIMP n Make your own salad dressings pieces SALE and use unsalted butter and marga 1 tablespoon vegetable oil Is extended thru July WE ARE OPEN" rine when cooking. 1 tablespoon fresh-squeezed lemon If you are big soft drink consumer, juice Please excuse the dust & delays of road construction taste the sodium-free equivalents. to teaspoon paprika Give the salt shaker (and box) to a y« teaspoon pepper OUR MEAT WILL MAKE IT WORTH THE TRIP!! friend for a week. V* teaspoon tarragon leaves, crushed CARRY OUT SAVORY SPAGHETTI SAUCE FISH & CHIPS $ to cop finely chopped onion Place chicken pieces on a rack In DINNER 3.99 2 cloves garlic, minced a shallow baking dish. Brush lightly We Cook in Cholesterol Free Oil 3 OF SUPER SPECIALS 2 tablespoons olive oil with oil. Sprinkle with lemon juice, 255-2112 to cup finely chopped carrot _ paprika, pepper and tarragon. Bake HOURS: M-Th 9-7« Fri.9-9- Sat. 9-8 TUESDAY ONLY WEDNESDAY ONLY ••iA' lA cup chopped celery" _'~ ~~ in a 350 degree oven for 45-50 min Food Stamps Accepted aa»i S On Fresh Fish WE JULY 25, 1989 JULY 26, 1989 1 teaspoon crushed oregano utes or until chicken is tender. USDA Graded A USDAChoice Pork Baby Back 38741 ANN ARBOR RD. * LIVONIA Porterhouse $ 0 T-Bone Spare Home 464-0410 2.19 quality Of Everyday MON.-THURS. & SAT. 9-7 Steaks '3.49 lb. Ribs 10 LB. LIMIT Low Prices \ FRI. 9-8 SUN. 12-5 15 LB. LIMIT iroduce & deli and More! Hamburger made from Prices Good 7-24-89 Ihru 7-30r89 Whole Beef s Ground. .^ 10 LB; MICHIGAN HOME GROWN SALE Tenderloins 4.99 lb. LIMIT Round * 1.29 5-7lb.Pkp. Home Grown Select THURSDAY ONLY ALL WEEK SEAFOOD SPECIALS I CUCUMBERS l - JULY 27, 1989 » i » 3/66* Warm Water 7 oz. ^-. _ ^^ * USDA Whole Beef 5 • Home Grown LobsterTAils 5.59 * ~ t Home Grown ea. t N.Y.Strip LIMIT I LETTUCE & CELERY ONE Imperial Cod I 4 oz. Portion I SWEET CORN lb. • Loins '2.69 I SteakV^ w^ » ^ 66* I Potato Salad •I Cole Slaw ~ FiltetsM.09 t ea. Macaroni Salad 69* "Best On The Grill" Hamburger made Grade A Pork ALL WEEK SPECIALS Country Style Chopped $Tftf Slrloin 7li07ib: DELI DEPARTMENT Homemade §4 fiA $ Italian Sausage I -OW lb. Ground i - -^ Lean lb. BOILED HAM. '••»•*»» 1.49 LB. Sweet or Hot Chuck ".Mi 39 I & #U4( OH (At <}lttt{ Family Pac 5-7 lbs. * ECKRICH DEL! SALE • Beef or Garlic USDAChoice USDA Choice Beef T.A.V. Smoked i beeioruanic it A 4% 4%. Grade A Boneless •i Center Cut AMk ^^ Porterhouse, T'Bone Ribeve $q AQ Sausage BOLOGNA I *1.89 LB F Roast '2.88 ib 12 or. or N.Y, Strip (Whole) Wi\l9 lb. Pkg. FOOTBALL, OLD FASHIONED, Butterfly Stokt PICKLE & PIMENTO, OR POfk Ribeye OLIVE LOAF,. :Mmn*W*$ LB. t* A A $ $ 5 Varieties Steaks lb. Chops '2.99 ib. 3.99 lb. 4.19 DAIRY DEPARTMENT COKE U.S. No. 1 Golden Ripe PRODUCTS molotiu forma Bananas 3 ibt. tor H.00 Georgia Delicious & Sweet Dop. COTTAGE 12 OZ. BUSCffor Peaches CHEESE PKG. W* $2.99 + DOP. NATURAL LIGHT 4r Citrus King 49« ORANGE £««« tj KA + TAX Out 0*\ fcStm $/kti*tt/ JUICE *?Y*1i59 *7.50 + DEP. S ^^RWWP * t S) 4B* O&E Monday, July 24.1989 J Fruit, vodka blend for summer drinks :/ AP - From the Baja Bullet to with melon, blackberry, banana, orange- and lime-flavored gelatins Stoll martini, about the closest we 1 ounce raspberry-flavored liqueur Mix all ingredients in a cup of ice The Hollywood, summer drinks are cranberry and pineapple. From and vodka, and served In miniature let the vermouth get to our Stoll is 10 Splash of pineapple to chill. Stir. Strain into shot glasses. taking on unusual colors, shapes and Cricket's In Boston: a vodka, rasp paper cups. feet away — on the bar shelf. This is Servestraight. flavors. , .;••'•• berry- and pineapple-flavored con a martini for the purist." Pour the vodka and raspberry-fla (James Cass, bartender, Who's In coction called The Hollywood. Of course, it's not all fruit and vored liqueur into a shot glass. Fill The Grove, Coconut Grove, Fla.) "People are always looking for According to industry figures, vod swizzle sticks out there. Some prefer BAJA BULLET the shot glass with pineapple juice. new, trendy drinks, especially In the ka accounts for more than 20 per more traditional drinks. 3/i ounce vodka Shake with ice, strain and serve. STRAWBERRY JELLO SHOTS summer," said Stephen Boyd, bar cent of the distilled spirit market Said Johnny Burke, bartender at V« ounce almond-flavored liqueur (Donnie Raimon, bartender, Crick- tender , at Bay Street in the Hamp Fulton Street Cafe at New York ; and Is particularly popular during 4 ounces 7-_Up ' ' et's, Boston) *>'* cup 100*proof vodka tons, a summer hot spot for New the summer. , City's South Street Seaport, "Mar Yorkers. "There's a constant de tinis are making a big comeback this V* cup strawberry schnapps "Vodka is, the fastest-growing - Pour vodka and almond-flavored WHO'S SPECIAL? 1 box strawberry-flavored gelatin mand for bartender creativity," spirit in the industry," said Edward summer:" ? liqueur into a shot glass, then pour This summer, bartenders are mix Mlnnlng, president of Monsieur Hen Mike McSweeney of Fynn's In Bos into a small glass filled with 4 1 V% ounces vodka Follow instructions on gelatin ing fruit juices, liqueurs and liquors, ri Wines, Importer of Stolichnaya. ton agrees. "The trend In, drinking ounces of 7-Up. Serve. 1 ¼ ounces almond-flavored liqueur package", but replace 1 cup of cold — wilh winning results. . Since Vodka has no taste, barten this summer is toward- the more (Nick Huber, bartender, Baja 1 !>i ounces melon-flavored liqueur water with V* cup vodka and V« cup The Baja Beach Club In Chicago Is ders can,mlx it with almost anything traditional drinks. The way to go Is Beach Club, Chicago) 1½ ounces banana liqueur strawberry schnapps. Place mixture doing a booming business with the — even fruit-flavored gelatins. The the dry Stoll Martini. We like to call 1 ¼ ounces blackberry liqueur in 1-ounce miniature paper souffle fizzy Baja Bullet. In Coconut drove, .Blue Star In New York City serves It the Sahara." THE HOLLYWOOD Dash of cranberry and pineapple cups. Place cups in refrigerator until Fla., the Who's Special? is flavored Jello Shots, made with strawberry-, He adds, "When we're making the 2 ounces vodka juices the gelatin sets. Serve. FOOD Make grill cleanup faster MARKET , AP — Better Homes and Gardens ing and clean-up easier. burners to HIGH. Lower the hood • Full Grocery Line • Fresh Meats • Produce* Deli* Liquor* Beer & Wine* Lotto Magazine offers these plan ahead and let burn about 15 minutes. After OPEN MON.-SAT. 8 A.M.-11 P.M. • SUNDAY 9 A.M.-10 P.M. and grill clean-up tips to make the AFTER COOKING "~ cooling, simply brush charred parti job faster, less messy. • Cover both sides of the grill cles from the grill rack. LOCATED AT 8177 SHELDON RD„ JUST $. OF JOY« CANTON »459-7751 rack with wet paper towels or news • Once a year, gas grills need BEFORE GRILLING papers; let rack cool while you eat. more thorough cleaning. To do this, GROUND,. _ „ Krakus The steam created loosens cooked-on remove the grill rack, briquettes and 5 POLISH . •' Line the inside of the firebox food so It will wash right off later. briquette rack. Then brush out the ROUND.. 1.5 9 LB $ ftft with heavy foil. After the ashes have • For stubborn spots, sprinkle a bottom of the grill. HAM... li°9 LB. cooled, just pick up the foil — ashes damp sponge with dry baking soda • Read the cleaning and care di 5 lbs. or more and all — and throw away. and scour the grill lightly. Or scrub rections that accompany your grill Dairy Fresh • Spray the cold grill rack with the grill with a scouring or abrasive- equipment before using any cleaning GROUND non-stick spray coating before grill type pad, crumbled foil or a stiff products or abrasives. CORNED ing. Never spray coating on a hot grill brush. SIRLOIN *1.69 LB $0 oft surface. ... TRIAL AND error has taught LB. -• -• Use a grill basket for fish and GAS GRILLS many good outdoor cooks how many 5 lbs. or more hamburgers. That way they won't briquettes are needed for grilling. stick to the rack, making both turn • After each use, turn the gas Here are some guidelines from our Test Kitchen home economists, who With $5.00 Dairy Fresh test recipes outdoors year round. Purchase HOT PEPPER or • As a rule of thumb, plan on 30 (excluding briquettes to grill 1 pound of meat. cigarettes Rice is nice on side Forjnstance, to grill six 4-ounce JALAPENO hamburgers (1½ pounds of meat), and pop) ; AP — Better Homes and Gardens 1 cup quick-cooking rice you'll need 45 briquettes. For best CHEESE ..* 1 i5J5J Magazine offers this easy and tasty One 8-ounce can whole kernel corn, results, never use fewer than 30 bri summer side dish. It goes well with drained quettes. everything from extravagant steak Vi of a 4-ounce package •..Strong winds, very cold tem PEPSI Dairy Fresh to budget burgers. peratures or moist air increase the PRODUCT SPECIALS In a medium skillet stir together number of briquettes needed. Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Vernors, "Sweet Cream" $ j - * SPANISH-RICE SKILLET salsa, green pepper and water. Bring • If your recipe calls for more A&W, Mountain Dew 1 cup mild salsa to boiling. Stir in rice and drained than 45 minutes cooking time, you'll BUTTER(4QUARTERS) 1 |79 LB. 1 small green pepper, coarsely corn. Sprinkle with cheese. Cover need to add more briquettes. After 8 Pack §4 A A chopped (about Vi cup) and remove from heat. Let stand 5 30 minutes, place 10-12 briquettes -½ Liter 1 aW + dep. % cup hot water minutes. Makes 4 servings. around the edge of the fire. When they're coated with gray ash, move to the center, using long-handled WE FEATURE USD A CHOICE MEATS tongs. • Store charcoal In a cool, dry place In a tightly closed bag or cov © News that's closer to home 0 News that's closer to home 0 PEPPERIDGE FARM ered container. LZH. THRIFT 8T0RE ,....----..-COUPON------~- 1 10% OFF OUR ALREADY i Ij! LOW PRICES i No minimum jKjrchm ntcmary I UiwdbjFir* • :! Our Price Ovtn Product*, Inc. J Cifewdtawinl Expire! 8-31-69 MontWiA is Right ( ST. CLAIR SHORES BIRMINGHAM LIVONIA 26519UtUeM«ck 1950 8 Now — ., breast cancer has no place to hide In Michigan. 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STEEL DOORS • STORM WINDOWS & DOORS •ROOFING • T-111 SIDING Vine &vt*e*fry §f Piimn m& CALL TOLL FREE 1 -800-446-MILL Rochester: 656-7722, Waterford: 681-1811, Sterling Heights/Ulica: 795-3000 LUMBER MILL Over 38 Years Experience In FULLY LICENSED mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm BL INSURED BU/LP/m & SUPPLV CO. Southern Michigan MBL#OS1SS 101 SOUTH ST., ROCHESTER, Ml 46063 mahm MM Mfe <§h%gvvtv Meuispapers TiHgiiiiiigMiggi •• i BradEmons, Dan O'Meara edilors/591-2312 Li iyteW*MH&hyfo«S*.:. Monday, July 24, 1989 O&B (L.R.W.G)IC Conference races tighten up onejarring hits: The Spartans could boast the Metro Summer The Spartans had entered the week with a 5-1 day in Plymouth to tie the Broncos at 4^2. And the Hockey League's best record entering Tuesday's mark. The split still left them comfortably atop Wolverines got their second win of the season, game with the Falcons at the Plymouth Ice Are the Bakes Conference with a 6-2 mark; the Lakers knocking off the winless Wildcats 9-7 Thursday in Is that any way to na. And after two periods of play, It looked as If are second at .3-2-2, while the Bulldogs lost twice. \\fayne. their lead would be" extended. The Wildcats occupy the basement. In the Falcons' win over the Spartans Tuesday, But things got tough for the Spartans from that Vic Decina. helped spark the third-period rally point on. First, the Falcons -r- who entered the IN THE EAGLE Conference, the Falcons with two goals. Aaron Pietiia, who had two goals spend the summer? game with a 3-2 mark — rallied to score five surged into first place by following Tuesday's and two assists in the game, got the game-winning comeback win over the Spartans with a 12-5 score with just 38 seconds left. Ron Storm and third-period goals and nip the Spartans 8-7. AH, SUMMERTIME. Hot and Then in Thursday's game at the Wayne Ice Are thumping of the Wildcats Wednesday in Plym Ron Pietiia also netted goals for the Falcons in- on outh. The victories improved the Falcons' record the third period. f^L lazy and relaxed. No wor- na with the Bulldogs, It was the Spartans who /-¾^ ries, no cares, no prob were forced to rally in the third period to escape to 5-2 and pushed them past the idle Bronco* M 1\ T:.c ti _:>_.«. Lasted the Bulldogs 14-b v>e_:x-s Please turn to Pag* 3 lems. Just fun in the sun. with an 8-7 win. That's how I remember summer. The rest of the year was always work, work, work. But summer . . . that was vacation. Who planted those thoughts in my mind? Summer's half gone and I'm working just like I do the rest freedom in just such a manner. of the year. (Really, I am.) They are not doing it for money; What makes us think of summer they are not doing it for farm: and as described above is our youth, of recognition; they are not doing it course. In fall, winter and spring, because they were threatened. we were forced to labor over books They are doing it by choice. For and" learn such important things as fun. the square root of 64 (I still know "I'm really looking forward to the answer to that one, ma). it," said Eric Ruth, a 6-foot-2, 223- But in summer we didn't have to pounder from Livonia Stevenson learn anything, except how to ab who will line up with 79 others at sorb as much sun as possible, play 1:20 p.m. Saturday at Michigan as much baseball as possible, swim State's Spartan Stadium for the as much as possible, party as much ninth annual Michigan High School as possible — and all on the same East-West All-Star Football Game. day. Every day. "This is the biggest thing in my life When senior year in high school so far." ended, It marked the end of such I know what you're thinking: trouble-free times. Decisions had This kid must not have had much of to be made, and none of the alter a life, so far, if working his tall off natives — go to college, go to work, for 10 days to play a meaningless or go to the army — were attrac football game is the highlight. tive. But In that final summer after high school, before being forced- THINK AGAIN. And listen to fed adulthood, there was still time what a few of his teammates have; to enjoy. One last time. to say: Eric Beatty, linebacker, Detroit ENJOYMENT COMES in many Country Day: "I wouldn't miss this; forms, of course. Moyies, malls, for anything." .^ ; mayhem . . . I can accept those as Mike Ostrander, guard, Troy: enjoyable pursuits. Sweating, "It's a chance to be one of 80 'play straining, socking . . . those I have ers from alt over the state tb be trouble with. playing in this game." And yet, 80 just-graduated ath CHUCK HEiNEY/statt photographer letes plan on spending 10 days" of Huskies' goalie Brian GuilleryJs screened from the puck (lower left) by the Bulldogs' Scott Lock, who races the Huskies' Peter their precious last summer of total Please turn to Page 3 Joelspn (9) for possession. Houghtby's shutout ruins Marauders' title hopes By Steve Kowalskl staff writer Every time Hlnes Park Lincoln Mercury met Wal ter's Appliance this summer on the baseball diamond, the coaches placed a gentlemen's bet on the outcome. "(Walter's coach) Mike Keller and I play for beers," (The only thing) Is we had the left-handed stick (Sisler) said Hiries Park coach Dave Racer. "We beat him four up, leaving the third-base line open." or five times during the season, so he bought most of the time. But I told Mike tonight *If you beat (Livonia Little) DUFFY'S TOOK the game's first lead, scoring on an Caesars, start the tab, I'm buying/ " RBI single by Siwajek in the first. Slsler's one-out dou David Houghtby (Livonia Stevenson) responded by ble drove In Rlggs to tie the score at'1-1 in the first, and pitching, a three-hitter,.leading Walter's to a 1-0 win Sisler later scored in the inning on a passed ball to give over Caesars at Livonia's Ford Field. Hines Park a 2-1 lead. Less than three hours later, the Livonia Collegiate Four of DuffVs first five batters in the third reached Baseball,League title belonged to Hlnes Park (22-5-1) base, but an RBI single by Siwajek produced the In after it edged a pesky .Duffy's Plumbing team, 3-2. ning's only run to tie the score at 2-2. Mussat led off the inning with a single and Files walked Kaczmarek to put Racer might have gone home broke Friday, but he runners on first and second with no outs. didn't mind, V'".'•;," The win, combined with the Caesars loss gave Hlnes Files struck out Mlchelz and was fortunate when Park the first seed In the four-team LCBL playoffs that Kaczmarek was thrown out rounding third base for the began Sunday. Hines Park met Duffy's, the fourth-place second out after Todd Fracassl's short fly ball fell in for team in .the first round, and defending champion Cae a hit to right field. - sars, the second-place team with a 20-6-1 record, played Siwajek followed with his RBI single, but Files got. third-place Walter's. • Tappy to fan to end the Inning. "I think we got enough pitching to do the job," Duffy's The time has come. The Detroit Lions are ready to "WALTER'S HELPED our confidence," said pitcher coach Ray Fracassl said. "We're just a very young restore the roar in the stands and on the field. And it's time for Brett Loomls, who earned the save iti Hlnes Park's title- team. We'll be all right. We have a lot of 18-year-olds, you to be a part of it. clinching game. "We were real psyched to prove we're and they have a lot to learn." * Single-game tickets go on sale July 26 at the Lions Silverdome Box the best In the league, because Caesars was the reigning Office and all Ticketrnaster locations. champion the last couple years." IN THE day's first game, Houghtby baffled Caesars' Phone orders accepted beginning July 26 at (313) 645 6666, The double-header action was highlighted by superb hitters, who couldn't remember the. last time they had pitching, so maybe It was fitting that Loomls ended the such a rough time of It at the plate. A small service fee is added to tickets purchased through Ticket- long evening with a clutch performance on the mound. An RBI single by Randy Buchler which scored Joe master outlets or by phone. Sturtz from second base In the second b all Houghtby ..To order by mail, use the order form below. Leading 3-2 In the top of the seventh, Racer called on needed to win his first game of the year against four Then get ready. Because the Lions are ready to come Loomls after starter Bob Files walked Duffy's first two losses. roaring backl --—. • batters, Chris Mussa't and Mike Kaczmarek. Steve Mlchelz, the first batter to face Loomls, at "Finally," said a relieved Houghtby, when asked tempted to sacrifice bunt the runners up a base, but about the win. "I wasn't nervous until thejnlddle of the Loomis raced off the mound and threw out Mussat, the sixth. I wanted to keep them under two runs, because DETROIT LIONS lead runner, leaving men on first and second with one. whenever I pitch we don't score runs. I threw a lot of junk to their first four or five hitters. They're good fast SINGLE-GAME ORDER FORM out. ••'"', '••••• • • , . ball hitters, but they were getting In front of It and With two outs, Loomls walked cleanup hitter Mike | Preseason Home Qamci Mo. Of $ Total __ Check/Money Order Enclosed (U.S. Funds Only) hitting It on the ground." Tickets Siwajek to load the bases, but he got Lee Tappy to end Payable 10 Detroit Lions, Inc. the threat, bouncing a slow grounder to shortstop on a 3- Keller wasn't counting on a shutout until "after the and-1 pitch. seventh Inning was complete. I just told Pavld to throw Aug. 12 Cleveland Bro*n» 730pm- »1800 —_ _. MasterCard # :__; every pitch like it's your last. 'Don't think about seven Innings, think about each batter.*" Aug 19 Cincinnati Bengal* 7:30 p.m. x 16.00 "I WAS just happy to get the chance," said Loomls, . •_. Visa #_ who pitched a no-hltter against Walter's In his previous Regular 8cason Home Games- -^^_ start. "It was real tense. They were trying to rattle mo, CAESARS HAD a player reach third baso In the fifth Exp. Dale . . Daytime Phone # N Sepl 10 Phoenk Cardinals 1.00 p.m.. 18 00 but I was just trying to do my best. inning and again in the seventh, but both times Hought- -"A1 "I was warming up three different limes In tho game, by settled down and retired the next batter to end the Sept 24 Chicago Bears rallies. IOOpm_ x 1800 ___— so I didn't even need to get loose before he called mo In. Oct. I PuijtxjrghStecfers I was waiting in the dugout." lOOprtv ._ x 1800 ^Signature . Caesars right-hander Jim Miller suffered the los3, al CM. 22 Minnesota Vikings Hlnes Park only picked up four hits of f Duffy's starter leopm. _...:„ x 1600 _ though he allowed only four hits and fanned three. On Nov. 12 GtcenBjy Packers NAME-' Jason Hicks and reliever Joe Jentzer, but Hicks was his most nights, Miller would have gone homo victorious. 100 p.m x 18 00 „ own enemy In tho third when lead-off man Joel Rtggs "We beat them up all year, and we lose at tho most Nov.23 Cleveland Bfo-irtJ 1230pm'.„__.'• x 1800 _ :_ scored the go-ahead run. opportune llmo," Caesars coach John Moraltls said. Dee. 3 New Orleans Sa'nu 1:00 p.m. __-_. x 1800 ADDRESS Rlggs, who had two bits, led off tho third with a single "Wo'vo had two or three games this year whero we Dee. 17 Temp-Bay Buccaneers .1.00 p.m. __. x 1800 ' he went to third base on a wild pick-off attempt at first didn't hit, but I didn't think this kid (Houghtby) would CITY STATE , ZIP ' base by Hicks. With one out and Chris Slsler, the LCBL's shut us down. Houghtby pitched good today. Total hottest hitter, at the plate, Rlggs stole home, surprising "He got his curve over, that's why wo hit grounders. I Pos'sfle end ItondSng 2.00 a lot of people, oven Racer. can't believe wo didn't get one by third base. Their third Mall orders to: Lions Tickets, box 4200, Pontlac, Ml 43057. Please TOTAL AMOUNT Include a stamped self addressed envelope for speedier delivery^. , "He said 'Race, I can do it because he's going from basemen (John Gotta and Eric Opalach) were playing In the wlndup/" Racer said. "So I said 'Pick your pitch.' the wholo gamo." ' • '•'•'•• r ••- ; \ 2C0-.R.V. O&E Monday, July 24, 1969 Su m me r i s f i x- u p t i me at Claude* Allison Park. (, ^^ EPS EE3 based on points won in league com • HOLE-IN-ONE Each season takes its toll on the petition, May and June tournaments, For more information, call Jim wood surfaces of bowling lanes. Blalock.(534^166)-or-DoirMceiue -classroom-standings,- merit awards, The 17th hole at Livonia's Every bail rolled causes a little 10-pin altey and for youth coaching of other Whispering Willows Golf Course (537-8106). more wear and tear, which adds up youth bowlers. There are also points proved kind to Bob Griffin of Red- to either a total resurfacing job eve- awarded for essays pertaining to the ford. The 34-year-old golfing veter • HOCKEYTRYOUT ,rytwo or three years, or a "Screen Al sport of bowling. Scholarship an knocked his eight-Iron tee shot ing and re-coating" in the years be ' winners from recent action included: 144 yards and into the hole for his The Wayne-Westland Over-SO tween refinishlng jobs. All this, of Harrison first hole-in-one ever July 16, Hockey Association will host — Novella White of Detroit in Division course, takes place during the sum 2, $400; Rich Lowhorn of Belleville Griffin ended up shooting a 79 tryouts Sunday, Aug. 20, at 6 p.m. mer when there is much less bowling and Sunday, Aug. 27,.at 8 p.m. at firm up the foundation of the wood right, and the pay-off is. those nice in Division 2; Robbie McDonald of for 18 holes. going on and the establishment can itself. The entire lane surface is big scores we see throughout the sea- Farmington Hills for Division 2; and '. • •-: '••• ''' -• i • • '•'..' Wayne Ice Arena. A $5 fee for each close for a few days if necessary. sanded with a special screen with a son. 14-year-old Jeff Mendoza of Livonia • WOMEN'S GOLF Ice session is required for those There are specialists who send their trying out. .-. fine grit • which, smooths out the' with a ¢250 award in Division 1. TOURNEY crews out to perform this.critical wood. This operation is done by a • The Ladies Professional Overall, the scholarship fund has task, as the lane conditions we love special- machine which .is driven Bowlers Tour will be coming to this given out 17,500 the first year. The Michigan Women's Publinx • LHA NEEDS HELP to bowl on depend heavily upon the down the lanes by an expert who is area in August with competition tak On Monday, Aug. 8, there will be a Golf Association will stage its fifth skiHs of the refinishlng companies. constantly monitoring the process' ing place at Satellite Bowl in Dear state certification for youth instruc annual State Publinx Golf Tourna The Livonia Hockey Association The summertime, almost without assuring a precisely level job. born. 1 will have more information tors taking place at Drakeshire. This ment on Saturday, Aug. 19 at Is seeking Bantam House Division exception, means fix-up, paint-up in this column regarding the ladies is for any bowlers who wish to. teach Huron Golf Club, the new 18-hole (ages 14-15) coaches for trie upcom and .reconditioning of the lane sur After the sanding is complete, the Pro Tour next week. ' the youngsters ages 3 and up. For championship course at • Eastern ing season. Those interested should faces at the local bowling center. lanes are ready for the new finish. further information, call Drakeshire Michigan University;.'•0 call the LHA office 10 a.m; to 2 Some houses add new equipment and p.m. (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) The most popular finish in use today o Drakeshire Lanes in Farmirig- Lanes at 478-2230. Flights for the medal play tour replace worn-out or put-dated items, is a two-coat system In which an in • At Bel Aire Lanes in Farming- nament, open to all Michigan wom or Bantam Director Bob Kozar af while some, like Country Lanes in ton Hills is the scene of the Wednes ter 5 p.m. at 464-8047. flammable water-based solution day Classic Trio League which ton, the Tuesday Nite Trio League en amateur golfers, will be deter Farmington .Hills have added new used to seal the base. This stays plia' was led by Ross Frasure with a 244 mined by U.S. Golf Association celling smoke eliminators to filter boasts some of the highest scoring ble so it can compensate for the bowlers among the 40 teams. Last game and 637 series. Following the handicaps. e JUNIOR C TRYOUTS out cigarette smoke and its odor. changes in temperature and humldi- oowiera an-iung uie •.« ««•»». ~*« «• - i?ii,«i„ H„„. •'... One medalist will be declared in The importance of proper lane a n a the. 49 and under age division, After a one-year hiatus, the Livo conditioning cannot be over-empha tv The second Toat is annlled after Wednesdaygam, Eed Grace, Sr., rolled his league, King of the Hill Eliminations while the other (over 50) will deter nia Hockey Association will again sized at any of the centers, and they he fLt coat haf ff be£ ««triout s30 career0 gam.e Iin hithis slon Instanceg and lllus, Ed- saw Jim McPhaiL Jr., beat out Bob be featuring the Junior C Knights, screenS The topSat Is usu^ly """'« — In thls ^«ce. Ed Parke• Thr foer thFridae prizy e Retireemoney so f $10Leagu5 e mined the Senior Publinx State go to considerable expense to see the out-bowled his son Eddie Grace Jr., had a new high series for the ladies Champion. a travel hockey team for players job is done right. Total resurfacing is urethane, very heavy-duty stuff. It which is quite a feat itself. Also sets to an extremely hard finish and as Grace Diamos scored a 514 set. In For more Information, call 477- 19 and under. a complex process, usually done eve going strong at Drakeshire is the the Family Twosome League, Jason 2522. Tryouts will be in late August at ry two or three years. The first step this is the critical application for Monday Youth Classic League in Brown set a new high for the kids locations to be announced. Condi is to remove all the old oil and resi your shot, as how the topcoat is ap which Jason Tillman shot a 255 last • RACQUETBALL TOURNEY with a 171 game, which was 82 pins tioning scrimmages, however, are due with a strong detergent. This is plied can affect the hooking charac week, along with Dave Girolamo at over average. In the Wednesday Un being held each Saturday night at fQllowed by the first sanding steps, teristics of your ball. 254 and Ryan Lovelace, who rolled a the 1989 Racquetlme Health mixed Mixed League, Alvin Leff Beech-Woods Arena in Southf leld. which involve using a "Drum" with A second coat assures the durabili 246. A week earlier, the same league scored a 606 series, and 222 game. Club Invitational will be held Aug. For more information, call head coarse sanding to take the maple ty to fast through the season. The ap had Eleanor Korzec with a 696 block 25, 26 and 27 at the Livonia club. The Maccabees League \saw Ira coach Keith Uutlnen at 471-5717 surf aces, at the "heads" or first 15 proaches are surfaced with a water on games of 213-224-259, John Sml.tk_hlt a 61&4otal with games-of= Entry fee is $20> per person. AARA (evenings) or 425-7300 (days). feet or so down to a smooth surface. based coating which set up hard to Chouinard, a 708 on 211^59^^ rules apply. Men's, women's and The approaches, the first boards, give you the proper slide and avoid while southpaw Tamika Glenn 214 and 206. junior divisions are open. Call tour '2SOCCEb R SIGNUP the heads and the pin deck are con "sticky" approaches. scored a 268 game in a 624 series. Woodland Lanes in Livonia saw nament directors Jim Earley and structed of Rock Maple and the rest Ron Splcer score a 268 game in the Madonna McPharUn at 591-1212 The Redford SoccW Club will of the lane is made of pine. At this All this work Is performed by a Drakeshire bowlers Eric Tulley of Family Foursome League. In the for more information. hold final registration from 7 to 9 point, the lanes are inspected for three or four man crew who can do Livonia and Eleanor Korzec of Ham- Men's Double^ competition, Gordy p.m. Thursday, July 27, at the Rad loose boards or fibre inserts at the the resurfacing job in three or four tramck were selected to the first- DeMeh had a 718 series on a scoring • JUDO STAR ford Ice Arena. Openings are avail dots and arrows and replacements . days or the screen and coating in team all-state YABA which was in block of 267-247-204, while in the able for boys and girls in all age are made as necessary. If the lanes just a few hours. Bowlers might take the major seniors division. Drak- Men's Trio League, bowling a four- .Michael Ostrowskl, an 18-year- groups. are In bad shape, it Is necessary to the lanes for granted, but there is a eshire's Youth Leage ties in with game block, Chuck Dobrlck had an old Livonian, won a bronze medal For more Information, call Bob drill holes and inject epoxy under lot of work and expense involved in their student athletic scholarship 889, Pat Burger, 876, and Ken Kubit, earlier this month at the United Durkln at 534-1893. high pressure in order to re-seal and getting the bowling conditions just fund in which awards are given out 874. States Judo Junior' Olympics In Marquette. Ostrowski, a member •SOCCERTRYOUTS r- of the Livonia Judo Club, competes * CAPITOL R.V. INC. UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS? In the 189-pound division and will • For information about tryouts jVle for a medal at the Michigan for an under-12 Little Caesars Pre IN LIVONIA DON'T Sports Festival, beginning Aug. 6 In mier League girls team, call Bill or REPLACE... 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Then come, see • FACTORY SHOWROOM For more information, call Ray Hawks: girls under-12 (born 1978- 33794 CAPITOL and enjoy the miracle n[ America's Knickerbocker at 455-5893. 79), coach Bill Roy, and girls un- renewable forests (or yourself. der-15 (born 1975-76). For more in 261-3390 • UMPIRES NEEDED formation, call'Kathy Coyne at Mon.-Frl. 427-3336. 8-6 Umpires are needed for the • Tryouts for the 74 Wolves Saturday Michigan Special Olympics Soft Little Caesars Hitch Division boys 8-12 ball Tournament, Friday, Aug. 4, soccer team will be held Tuesday, and Saturday, Aug. 5 at the Canton Aug. 1, and Wednesday, Aug. 2, at Softball Center: 6:30 p.m. at Livonia's Jaycee Park. The Wayne Civitan Club is host Call coach Kathy Coyne at 427- ing the tournament with Friday 3336 for more information. games beginning at 6 p.m. and Sat • Players interested In trying urday's action starting at 9 a.m. If out for the 75 Wolves Little Cae -you are a sanctioned umpire, con sars Hitch Division boys soccer tact Ron Swan at 722-3771 or 491* team should reach Dan O'Shea at 4550. 729-1478 after 5 p.m. or Kathy Coyne at 427-3336. < • FOOTBALL SIGNUP • Tryouts for the Canton titans 75 boys team that will compete The Redford Rangers announce next spring are slated for 1-4 p.m. Little League football registration Sunday, July 30, at the Canton Rec for youngsters ages 9-13 from 10 reation Complex. For Information a.m. until I p.m. Saturday, July 29, call Jerry Parent at 455-5139. SNOW SUMMER SKI SALE STARTS SATURDAY JULY 29. BEST SKI & SKIWEAR BUYS OF THE YEAR SEE OUR FULL PAGE ADS IN THURSDAYS ECCENTRIC, FRIDAYS DETROIT NEWS AND FREE PRESS FOR SALE PRICES. DON'T MISS IT! Need Hot Water Today? ^u±4- Bergstroms wwSAME DAY INSTALLATION Mrk 40 GALLON RESIDENTIAL $ HOT WATER HEATER 295 CALL BETWEEN 7:30 A.M. and 3:00 P „ AND HAVE SAME DAY INSTALLATION %/tf-W CALL FOR DETAILS ' • ,S*» *&*! 532-21C0 orS32-5646 1¾¾ M m*m nn**p« Monday, July 24. 1989 O&E (L,R,W,Q)3Q casaiacacaaaoeac* wap lazy days for pain Women's, men's golf tournaments Continued from Pagq 1 sponsors: O&E/Whisperirig Willows Mike Boyle, guard, Rediord St. Agatha; "-This Is something to be Women's 18-hole medal play: Wednesday, Aug. 23. Entry fee is proud of. It's something I'll remem $22 (includes lunch: sandwich and beverage). Handicap ber all my life." maximum Is 40...... ^ _ . Marc Mjlla, offensive tackle, Bir mingham Brother Rice: "I'm excited to see the competition. I'm glad I'm Entries close at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 16. For starting times, doing this. It should get me ready for call 476-4493 after 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 19. Play begins at double-sessions at (University of) 9:30 a.m. Rain make-up date is Aug. 25. Michigan." And last but certainly not least, Men's 36-hole medal play: Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 16-17. Lee Krueger,- defensive lineman, Entry fee is $48. Handicap maximum is 36. Redford Catholic Central: "I just wanted to come here and hit/' Entries close at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9. Shotgun start on > Uh, thanks Lee. Saturday. Sunday mornings. For pairings and starting times, ACTUALLY, THERE were some Call 476-4493 after noon Thursday, Sept. 14. Rain make-up good reasons given when the players dates are Sept. 23-24. Tourney open to first 200 entries. were asked why give up your sum Erjc Rulh Mike Boyle Lee Krueger mer for this. St. Agatha lineman CC defensive lineman name ' Beatty, a top prospect headed for Stevenson lineman Purdue, had visions of grandeur. address "You get to see the crowd yelling because, finally, he'd "get to hit nity to play with and against the 30 pounds of equipment in 90-degree (city) and stuff, and then walking down against guys my own size." other top-rated pfayers in the state, heat and attacking a bunch of other phone handicap cart? that tunnel (to the locker rooms) Ruth's reasons were more person were high on all five players' lists. guys dressed the same way can be ally focused because he's headed to For many, it may be their last called fun. U.S.G.A. handicap or six 18-hote score card* are required (as of deadline "It'll get me in better shape for Wayne State and Division II football. chance in the spotlight. Big-time col Joining the six players men date). Eastern (Michigan), it'll get me "This is the only chance I'll get to lege football has a way of humbling tioned above from the Observer & started for college," was Ostrander's play against guys who will be play the best high school player. Eccentric-coverage area are de Send entry blank with check (no.cash) payable to tournament director Gary reasoning, while Mllia said, "You ing at Michigan State and Michi But the umbilical cord that con fensive back Dennis Edwards, Whitener, Whispering Willows. 20500 Newburgh. Livonia 48152. hear and read in the paper about gan.1" nects player with his prep days must from Rochester Adams; tailback these guys all during the season. And the Wisconsin-bound be severed. It's time to move ahead, Robert Johnson, from Soxithfield; Pairings will be made by the tournament committee. No requests for individual Now I get a chance to see the paper Krueger? "I love football. And I just to discover where you fit in and what split end Ulric King, from South- pairings will be taken. No changes will be made. on the field." wanted to come here and hit." the world has to offer. The steps can field-Lathrup; fullback Bryant Open to all residents oJ Livonta. Plymouth, Canton, Garden City, Westiand, Boyle (also headed to EMU) was JUST KIDDING. Krueger only be difficult and painful, but they Salterlee, from Westland John Redford Township. Farmington, Farmington Hills, Southtield, Lathrup Village, looking forward to the week of hard mentioned hitting once. Maybe must be taken. Glenn; and split end Bryan Waul- Birmingham, Beverly Hills. Bingham Farms, Franklin. West Bloomfield, training — which includes a few twice. Not right now, though. There's still dron.from Farmington Harrison. Btoomfieltf Township, Bloomfield Hills. Troy. Rochester and Avon Township. days of double-sessions, in pads — Meeting, and getting the opportu- time for summer fun — if wearing All 11 xoill play for the East team. Changing sport quash vet forges national rep By MikeRoaonbaum quarterfinal, he trailed the best-of- BERLINE IS looking forward to staff writer five series, two games to none, and his season at the top of the 15-16 age wa3 down 8-1 in the third game. He group. Beyond that his squash future Squash is still a more familiar came back to win the game and the is less certain. Berline will go to the proves fortunat name to vegetarians than to sports match, but lost a close final, 3-1 in U.S. squash training center next fans. But for Jess Berline, squash is games of 14-15,14-15,15-12,13-15. month at Princeton University, By Bill Parker excited," said the 27-year-old right a competitive game of speed, finesse Berline plays squash daily during along with 20 other junior players. staff writer hander, after being called up to the and strategy. InspQftsi the season, which runs from mid-fall Squash Is "really big in college in major leagues. "Sometimes you Introduced to the game approxi until spring. He plays two or three the Ivy League," he said. What started out as a tough start to wonder if it's just a dream. mately five years ago by his father, Berline became a nationally times a week in the summer. Attending an Ivy League school break turned into a lucky break for It's really a neat experience." Jim, a longtime squash enthusiast, ranked junior at age 12. He was and playing collegiate squash is on Marty Clary. Some of the opposing batters and friend Graham Shullman, Ber ranked again at age 14 and expects BERLINE, A sophomore, also Berllne's mind. No matter what, The son of Troy High School boys probably wish Clary was dreaming. line took to the sport far more quick to achieve another high ranking as a plays on the Birmingham Seaholm Berline said he will play the game basketball coach Jim Clary and As of July 20, Clary was 3-0 for the ly than most pre-teens will take to a 16-year-old this season, playing in junior varsity tennis team, although for life "for fun." brother to former Troy Athens Braves with an impressive 2.89 vegetable. the 16-and-under age group. he says tennis does not help his Berllne's other possibilities, if his boys basketball coach Monty Clary, ERA. In 28 innings of work, Clary squash game. game continues to improve, may in Marty Clary received a full schol has allowed 24 hits, struck out sev Squash is similar to racquetball. AS A 15-YEAR-OLD in the 15-16 It's played on a four-walled court. division last season, Berline did not "It's supposed to make it worse," clude the North American profes arship to play basketball at en and walked six. Before being he said. "It's the exact opposite sional squash circuit or the Olym Northwestern University after called up from Richmond, Clary Players hit the ball over a tin strip win on the junior circuit, although he on the bottom of the front wall. Like placed second in a tournament in stroke." pics. Squash will be a demonstration earning All-State honors in basket was 7-5 and led the AAA Interna But Berline enjoys tennis, so he'll- sport at the 1992 Games and a medal ball during his Junior and senior tional League with a 2.04 ERA. other racquet sports, the ball is al Cincinnati. lowed to bounce in the court once. Berline did win the Michigan state keep playing. sport in 1990;. seasons at CJawson High School. This is Clary's second glimpse of "I can pick up any racquet sport "I want to maybe be a pro at a But disaster apparently struck ear the major leagues. He was called Squash racquets are longer, the balls men's "C" championship, becoming smaller and less active than those the youngest ever to do so. The win and not be too bad at it." club, a .racquets pro," said Berline, ly in his freshman season at up late in the 1987 season on Atlan Still, squash remains his best and who works at the Birmingham Ath Northwestern when ~Clary frac ta's expanded roster. He went 0-1 used in racquetball. qualified him for the national men's That, Berline said, makes move Class C championships, played in favorite sport. letic Club, stringing racquets for tured a bone in his foot. that time and finished with a 6.14 "You've got to be real quick and members. "It was a big disappointment," ERA. ment and strategy more important Chicago. Berline was the only junior to a squash match than raw power. among the 32 state champs at the you've got to keep wanting to play a Local fans interested in watching explained the 1980 Clawson grad. "They were just giving me a look lot," he said, so that the moves be Berline la action can see him at the "I missed the whole first season (in 1987). I had a pretty good year Berline enjoys the game because event. it is "real active," and "you've got to Berline won four matches to earn come automatic — reactions rather Athletic Club's annual junior tourna and it put me way behind. There and it was kind of a reward," ex than planned movements. ment in January. were two other freshman guards plained Clary. "I had one start and be fast" a spot in the national final. In the that year and (after falling behind) a few- relief appearances. The stats I basically played behind them for are kind of deceiving. I had one bad the next two years." outing (against San Francisco) and But Clary is a tough competitor. gave up all the runs, then I did He knew he needed extra work to pretty well in several relief ap Falcons soar to Eagle Conference lead get back In top shape so he went pearances. Continued from Page 1 ed three assists. Mark Beaufait's two hat trick for the Wildcats,^whlle Scott Lock was best for the Bulldogs' out for the Wildcats baseball team. "I wasn't really in awe or shock goals and two assists paced the Bull Mike Krygier collected a goal and with a goal and three assists. "IT WAS SOMETHING to do to (when I was called up) this time," The Spartans, who led 5-3 entering dogs; Chris Slocum pitched in with three assists. THE STANDINGS; through last, help me get back in shape," ex Clary continued. "I think the last the final period, got two goals and an two goals and an assist. On Wednesday, the Huskies im Thursday: Bakes Conference — 1. plained Clary. "It turned out to be time I was up was a plus for me. assist from Darin Young and a goal Aaron Pietlla's three goals and an proved their record by blasting the Spartans, 6-2; 2. Lakes, 8-2-2; 3. Bull my best avenue." Now, I'm a little more concentrat and two assists from Ed Shepler. ed on what I have to do." assist led the Falcons' 12-5 rout of Bulldogs 14-5, thanks to five goals dogs, 2-4-1; 4. Wildcats, 0-6-1. Clary pitched on Clawson's base In Thursday's Bulldogs-Spartans the Wildcats. DennU Ryan added and two assists from Rob McDonald. Eagle Conference — 1-. Falcons, 5- ball team during his freshman, ALTHOUGH CLARY is certain game, the Bulldogs led 5-4 after two ly off to a good start with Atlanta, two goals and an assist. Bryan Bill Baffy added two goals and Matt 2; 2. Broncos and Huskies, 4-2; 4. sophomore and junior seasons (he periods, but four Spartan scores got Krygler topped the Wildcat effort Joelson had a goal and five assists. Wolverines, 2-6. gave up his senior eligibility to sign his future with the Braves remains them the win. Young, who had a hat with a goal and two assists. a basketball scholarship). uncertain. trick in the game, scored twice in the "They've got a lot of young tal The Wolverines* second victory of "I had pretty poor seasons dur third period, including the game- the season Thursday came courtesy ing my freshman and sophomore ent here, pitching-wlse," Clary ex winner with three minutes left that plained. "I've showed them I can of three players: Matt Wlljanen BERGSTROM'S INC years (at Northwestern) since I had broke a 7-7 tie. punched In three goals, and Chris only played a little summer ball pitch here, I just don't know If they HEATING •COOLING• PLUMBING have plans for me in their future Nickerson and Matt Peal got two prior to that," Clary said. "But I GARY SCOTT, had two goals for goals apiece. Joe Ahmet recorded a had a pretty strong arm so they let with all of the young talent. the Spartans, one coming in the 25429 W. Five Mile ^¾^ STORE HOURS: me throw." "I hope I can stay with Atlanta. third. Mike Raymond also had a Redford, 48239 /^iSl MON.-FRl...... 9-6 In his Junior season, Clary com They gave me my first chance and third-period goal. Shepler contribut- piled a 40-1 won-loss mark and I feel comfortable with the organi SUMMER SALE Mf% A46A A flf\ SATURDAY 9-4 earned instant notoriety. He was zation," Clary added. "I think, most 502-ZlDU /• ^fl-^WSUNDAY ...CLOSED likely, I'll be involved in a trade. drafted by the Atlanta Braves of sAfrt>(lt/t or ' ftJMf the National League as the first se But I'll just leave that in the Lord's Ctftory lection In the third round of the hands." BOATS IXC. SAU. OvtlitV Trvck Covers 1983 amateur baseball draft. 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The Dmmmond Island Chamber of Commerce now works overtime to soft pedal the Monaghan hype. i "The notoriety that the Island has suddenly gained because of Monaghan's influence should not be misin 1 * ;w<\ ^ terpreted," said chamber president Charles Krahank. "Mr. Monaghan has no great desire to change the at mosphere, nor could he undo what nature has done." • Most Islanders agree that what nature has done on Drummond Island is not for everyone.- i "People either hate it or love it," said Steve Gilbert, .<<•£>,„.:,,,',fti who runs Four Seasons Resort and also works as direc tor of wildlife, land management and operations for i*~| Domino's Lodge, Monaghan's retreat. "You can walk 50 yards into the woods and get lost." Visitors who expect the manicured stylishness__of Mackinaw Island won't like it. With Its abundance of road signs (4 miles to Josie's place) and it's rustic, rural setting, the view does get tacky at times from the car window. Close to Domino's Lodge, visitors can now Those who like their Saturday nights wild won't like watch the antics of Chip, Champ and It. BUI Burton, owner of Streamline Sporting Goods, Crusty, the three wild black bear cubs Tom said that "bear watching at the dump at dusk" Is popu Monaghan adopted after a poacher killed lar any night of the week, including Saturday. their mother near Grayling. Folks who like to bounce from one tourist attraction to another won't like it. In fact, with the coming of By Marie Chestney Monaghan, the island now has Its first bona fide, Irish staff writer Hills-type tourist attraction — a small zoo where Monaghan keeps the three wild black bear cubs he RUMMOND ISLANDERS are smack In the adopted after a poacher killed their mother near middle of an identity crisis, a crisis that be Grayling. gan In 1985 when megamllllonaire Tom D Monaghan bought a rundown estate on Pota- CLOSE TO DOMINO'S Lodge, visitors can now gannlssing Bay and began rebuilding It Into a 1,800- watch the antics of no-longer-cub-slze Chip, Champ acre corporate retreat. and Crusty from behind the safety of a high chain link The retreat occupies only a tiny part of the 72,000- fence. acre island in Lake Huron; It sits well beyond the Folks who like their activities planned and pro string of resorts lining Tourist Road and the bay. grammed won't like Drummond Island. But in the notoriety that followed Monaghan's island "This Is a great place to come If you're Into some extravaganzas — from a lavish weekend party for the thing quiet," Burton said. "People who want constant well-heeled to a controversial 168-schooner called the excitement would get bored here. But there's always Domino Effect to the building of special cabins for something to do, if you like to do the thlng3 they do some of Michigan's top sports figures — it began to here." sound like the owner of the Detroit Tigers had taken What nature did on Drummond Island was create a over the whole island as well. northwoods and water paradise for hunting, fishing, "We're Drummond Island, not Domino Island," Is boating, sailing, rockhoundlng, blrdwatchlng, hiking, Visitors who generally rent cabins at any of the small resorts that tine Tourist Road and the new cry of .beleagured islanders who fear they are canoeing and water skiing, as well as cross-country overlook Potagannissing or Sturgeon bays are treated to spectacular summer sunsets. losing their 175-year-old identity to a pizza king. skiing and snowmoblllng in the wintertime. Yet how do the Islanders, who depend on the dollars The Islanders have added the extras — tennis : tourists' bring, fight the misinformation and miscon courts, bike rentals, golf, historical museum, airport, TUCKED BETWEEN Canada's North Channel, the hubbub of city life and moved here when our kids were ceptions that flow In Monaghan's wake? marinas, churches, medical facilities, restaurants, mouth of the St. Mary's River and the waters of Lake 2 and 3," - For example, how can they correct a story printed stores and a library. Huron, Drummond Island also sits In the middle of one The Mosslngs run a nine-cottage resort on Tourist in June in a national publication that said Monaghan's Visitors generally rent a cabin at any one of the 20 of the busiest waterways In the world, with ships com Road. • JL holdings include Drummond Island, a 72,000-acre pri or so small resorts that line Tourist Road and overlook ing to and from Lake Superior. "The scenery is beautiful. We have some of the most vate island off Michigan's Upper Peninsula? Pptagannlssing or Sturgeon bays, A typical rate for a Its high limestone cliffs, its sky blue bays, Its prime gorgeous sunsets in the world," Mossing said. Monaghan neither owns the island, nor is It private. two^bedroom cabin or cottage for four Is $280 a week. val forests and the bounty of its woods and waters are Karen Kemppainen returned to her family's roots In fact, more than half of Drummond Island Is spruce Fishing boats can be rented for an extra $50 a week. so stunning that some who visit America's largest when she moved from Southfleld to Drummond Island and cedar*forest owned by the state. There also are campgrounds for campers. freshwater island on vacation come back to stay.. In 1969. Both sets of her grandparents had once lived And what can they say to those sportsmen who think Visitors can spend their time exploring the land and Twenty years ago, that's what happened to Tom and on the Island. Monaghan has changed the face of the Island so much waters of an island once called "Potagannlpy" by the Ellen Mossing, who then lived In Livonia. "My mother hated It and left," she said. "But those he has ruined it for hunting and fishing? Indians,-"High Island" by the British and now called "Tom was exhausted, working overtime as a com were hard times, when this was not a resort area, but "Gem of the Huron" by those who love Its forests, In mercial artist," Mossing said. "We'came here on vaca THE CURRENT flap about Monaghan's plan to lets, lakes and island-studded bays. tions and loved the area. Finally, we. had our fill of the PleasoturntoPag9 4 ^. Warp Factor Karlos Barney Pleasure Island: Pleasure to visit By Iris 8ander«on Jones vice president of design development for Walt Disney Imaglneerlng and the guy who contributing travel editor helped design Pleasure Island. (Yes, he's the Q: Three of us are going to Walt Disney son of the famous John Carradlne and the World In August. My girlfriend and I gradu brother of the Infamous Keith Carradlne.) ated from college this year, and my brother For overall lips on the best times to go graduated from, high school, to we're all where In Walt Disney World (WDW), buy celebrating. We've all been to the Magic Stephen Blrnbaum's official >guide (under Kingdom and EPPCOT as kids, so we know $10) at a bookstore or borrow It from a li our way around. We've heard about the new brary. Hard to believe but Monday, Tues MOM Studio park. But what do we do at day, Wednesday are the busiest days at night. And how do we avoid the Bummer WDW. Saturdays are fairly busy; Sundays, crush of kids? Thursdays and Fridays least busy.* Hit the • * • J.S., themo parks early, take a mlddav break Wcstland and go back early evening when tho kids are fewer. A: Two new attractions opened at the The main tips arc: Reserve for on-proper- World this summer. Pleasure Island has ty meats early in the day, and tour In the seven nightclubs plus street parlies, restau opposite direction from tho main crowds. rants, shops and lots of music but very few For oxamplc, morning hordes get off the young kids. There are families at Typhoon monorail In EPCOT and stand In line at , ^ MICKY JONES Lagoon, but not nearly as many as In the nearby Future World pavilions. You should Magic Kingdom. . . walk around the lagoon to World Showcase: Both the Island and tho Lagoon were and go back to Future World In the after "Actually, the company Is not upset bocauso you'ro a Vldeopolls East looks tike the inside of a noon. spacecraft, with the latest music videos open, but not finished, when I saw them this holistic health nut — It's because you Insist on using and two cameras shooting Images of the spring. They're both booming now. I filled In the gap by Interviewing Chris Carradlne, the document shredder to make coleslaw," dancers onto tome of the screens, Please turn to Pa&e 6 .v. V \ »• f > • 2D** O&E Monday, July 24.1989 MOVING PICTURES > J i a winner When he's good, he's very, very (F, PG, 98 minutes), an infantile, . good and at'hls best Rob Reiner is poorly-paced, boring exercise in dis excellent. His latest, "When Harry the movies tilling the worst of "Beach Party" Met Sally , . . " (A+.^R, 90 mln- and "Spring Break" movies. , utes), is.without doubt his best, an Scenarists Robin Swlcord, Lanier .excellent comic look ,at marriage Laney and Terry Sweeney, with the and urban sUigles life in the'80s. Dan connivance of Director Zelda Bar ".:'; After college graduation, the open; Greenbera ron, would have us believe that there out-spoken, earthy but pessimistic were, even among the most conserv Harry (Billy Crystal) shares a Chica- ative elements of the South In 196¾. go-New York ride with conservative, four such silly, naive and cllched over-organized, rigid Sally (Meg Grading the movies characters as the girls who star in .Ryan). He's so relaxed, if he didn't Top marks • sure to please "Shag'." Maybe there were, but they have style and Intelligence, he'd be a A+ sure aren't entertaining. Neither is slob while she clearly is the queen of A Close behind-excellent this film. „ fiissbudgetry with a surface coating Carson (Phoebe Cates), Melalna of false optimism. . A^ Still In running for top honors (Bridget Fonda), Pudge (Annabeth An unlikely couple, true, but this Gish) and Luanne (Page Hannah) lie saga of their lengthy courtship care I+"> Prelly good sluff, nol perfect to their parents about a trip to Fort fully develops.those two personali B_ Good Sumpter in order to sneak off to the ties, for all their foibles, as warm, Myrtle Beach Sun Festival for their Billy Crystal plays Harry Bums and Meg Ryan is Sally Albright in Rob Reiner's new film, loving folks troubled by life and by B* Good but notable deficiencies last high school fling. the pressures of the" contemporary This alleged satire of social mores "When Harry Met Sally. . ." urban scene. C+ Just a cut above average and talent contests is heavy-handed and totally unfunny, while the very clever Idea and they relied and farcical at times. On the whole, "Ghostbusters II" (C-) (PG) 102 min Reiner directed Nora Ephron's Mediocre witty and literate script with fine C "Shag" dance contest sequences — heavily on crude and infantile mate it's enjoyable with excellent comic utes. touch, while keeping the entire pro C- Nol so hot and slipping fast supposedly the spark to excite audi rial supposedly to comment on the routines. It's less funny the second time. duction firmly in hand. Taken with ences — are pretty lame, too. idle rich on the lower west coast. All STILL PLAYING: "Great Balls of Fire" (C) (PG-13) 105 superb performances by Crystal and D+ The very best of the poor stuff they accomplished was filming 100 "Batman" (C + ) (PG-13) 120 minutes. minutes. - Ryan — plus Carrie Fisher and Bru WEAK CHOREOGRAPHY and minutes of embarrassingly slow- Jerry Lee Lewis is energetic and enter Poor . Michael Keaton is a dud In the title no Kirby as their best friends — the D weaker still camera work detracts paced, ridiculous meanderings of a role but Jack Ntcholson's Joker is terrif taining but biography is hokey whitewash by constantly cutting away from group of unappealing people. result.is a densely packed 90 min D- II doesn't get much worse ic. of a decadent life. utes. There are no dull spots, no full-shots of the dancers to relatively The story-line has two houseboys "Dead Poets Society" (A+) (PG) 124 "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" (B + ) (PGj slow-moving moments, just a con F Truly awful "" meaningless close-ups of faces and betting that they can seduce each minutes. 105 minutes. stantly engaging play of wit, comedy feet. Of course, their dancing Isn't all other's employers, the recent divor Robin Williams' sensitive portrait of a It's fun but it ain't easy to be small. and romance, images flowing swiftly Z Reserved for ihe colossally bad that terrif jc either so maybe it's just cee (Mary Woronov) and the recent fine teacher is complimented by excel so that the film's experience is in as well. widow (Jacqueline Bisset). The "iDdiana Jones and the Last Crusade" » No advanced screening lent young actors as his students. (B + MPG-13) 120 minutes. tense. There's a lot more than 90 The dancing, the writing, the act seductions have all the grace and ap "Do the Right Thing" (B+) (R) 120 minutes in this 90 minutes. ing — everything in fact — is lack peal of baseball bats and take place Good entertainment, but enough al minutes. ready. Reiner's episodic structure — bits character while doing his familiar ing vivacity, humor and entertain on a weekend filled with various Sharp, incisive and entertaining com and pieces of Harry and Sally's rela and well-regarded routines. ment. family crises, strange family mem mentary on today's urban America. "Karate Kid III" (D-) (PG) 105 minutes. tionship spread over 12 years — are Meg Ryan is in control.of Sally's "Scenes from the Class Struggle in bers and adolescent, uncredible dia "Field of Dreams" (B+)(PG) 111 min Boring, cllched sequel. tied neatly together with vignettes of character all the way. It's the kind of Beverly Hills" (F, R, 100 minutes) is logue. There may very well be peo utes. "Lethal Weapon II" (B + ) (R) 115 min various, unrelated couples posing for role that could easily get out of hand In the same class. It's also preten ple like these in the world, but let's Fanciful baseball story as Iowa farmer utes. ; golden wedding anniversary por and turn into a burlesqued sham. tious. not advertise It. builds diamond so Shoeless Joe Jackson Glover and Gibson do it again in high, traits while commenting on their Ryan avoids that 4rap and under Paul Bartel and Mary Woronov Satire should be funny and deal can play again. albeit violent, style. 'marital experience. plays Sally just right. Despite her have such a heavy-hand with satire with important and engaging human quirks, Sally is appealing, humorous that they are able to take clever ide characteristics. It also helps If it is ; IT REALLY is one of the funniest and lovable. More important, Ryan as — remember "Eating Raoul" — entertaining. "Scenes from the Class movies in a long time with Crystal holds her own and is .never and turn them Into dull and embar Struggle. . . " is none of those. and Ryan's superb performances overwhelmed by the strength of rassing productions that start well VIDEO VIEWING making this Reiner-Ephron collabo Crystal's performance. and meander to tiresome conclu "WARM NIGHTS on a Slow Mov ration work so well. Billy Crystal is You guessed it, a great movie. sions. ing Train" (B-, R, 90 minutes) is By Dan Greenberg Don't miss this fun with Elayne at his very best creating a specific Which is not the case with "Shag" This time they didn't start with a about the choices we make in the special writer Boosler or, for another happy 70 face of the choices that are made for minutes, try "Leo Buscaglla: Give us. It's also about hope in spite of If you're looking around for sum Love." Buscaglia's offers dozens of hopelessness, despair in the light of mer entertainment on videotape, try humorous stories, inspirational mes ALTERNATIVE VIEWING loneliness and the sexual manipula some of Vestron's four new tapes, sages and incisive views on how to tions inherent in human nature. available July 26. As always, it's a celebrate the joy of life. This Australian film features good news/bad news scene. Wendy Hughes as an art teacher who On the bright side is a delightful ON THE downside, however, is becomes a weekend prostitute and is hour-long comedy special, first "The Tunnel," billed as a twist on A at worlds drawn into espionage and murder. cable-cast in 1985, starring one very the "Fatal Attraction" scenario. It . The film is largely successful be funny woman. "Elayne Boosler: Par never fails to amaze me when talent ByJohnMonaghan screen nor does the narrator, who we takes up residence in the City of cause of her talents. "Warm Nights ty of One" is a tape worth watching ed people consent to appear in bor special Writer . discover Is the woman's grandson. Lights. The film screens this Friday ..." offers just enough curiosity several times. ing, unpleasant films that are not at The film has the mythic quality of a and Saturday at the Redford The and intrigue to make a thoughtful di- = Although there are a few opening all entertaining. Worlds-apart In both content and story handed dpwn for generations atre. - version for the grown-ups this sum vignettes featuring David Letter- Nonetheless Peter Weller ("Robo- design, China's 'Tied Sorghum" and as the woman's relationship with 'a "I'll Build a Stairway to Heaven," mer. Reviewd by Susan Fincham man, Bill Cosby, Dr. Ruth, Larry cop," "Buckaroo Banzai," "Levi the '50s musical "An American In man of the fields takes more than "I've Got Rhythm" and "Love Is "Wierd Al" Yankovic has a good "Bud" Melman and Brother Theo athan"), Jane Seymour ("Live and Paris" still have some similarities. one strange turn. The second half fo Here to Stay" just scratch the sur sense of satire, particularly when it dore, the show belongs to Boosler Let Die," the TV mini series "War Asid^p from their striking use of col cuses on brutal war and resistance. face of George and Ira Gershwin comes to the media and "UHF" (B, whose stand-up comedy fills most of and Remembrance") and the noted or, both screen at area theaters this Zhang Yimou- directed this first tunes covered. PG-13, 90 minutes), his first motion this tape with laughter. European actor Fernando Rey ("The week. •••".' feature after great acclaim as a ctar picture, lets television programming Quite frankly the "name" draws French Connection I and II") are in The highlight remains the 18-mln- have it with both barrels. > "Red Sorghum" (1987), which ematographer. His style draws com ute dream ballet. Here, painter Kel featured in those vignettes set in a "The Tunnel." Weller and Seymour parison to Aklra Kurosawa and Ser There's some very funny stuff in nice urban design may be necessary are on screen for most of the film. 'premiered at the Detroit Film The- ly searches' for the woman he loves "UHF" as George Newman (Yanko .atre last season, begins a week-long gio Leone, who also knew how to use in various Paris locations, each In to sell tapes, but Boosler easily sus It's their baby and not a very good wide screen to both open up a story vic) assumes management of Chan tains this hour on her own. oneeither. • run tonight at the Michigan Theatre spired by Impressionist and Post- nel 62, a broken-down UHF televi In Ann Arbor. The epic story exam and close In on a character's psyche. Impressionist canvases. The As Boosler covers a wide range of Weller is an artist who becomes sion station on the verge of bank topics, — dating, food, being single in obsessed With his lover, Jane Sey ines a woman's life and the plight of "sequence reportedly took six months ruptcy. It's also on the edge of town. her native China during the Japa "RED. SORGHUM" has won sever of rehearsal and a month to actually the '80s, pets, shopping, Ronald mour, who is married to Fernando al awards, including the Golden Bear George's Innovative programming Reagan — she draws a clever and Rey. He was first attracted to her nese invasion in the '40s. film, with a price tag of more than — weird is a better description — at the 1988 Berlin Film Festival, $450,000. appealing view of life in the big city. because she was intently staring at As the film opens, a bride pre- where it was hailed as the film that captures audience enthusiasm and a Her outspoken routines, although one..of his paintings in a gallery. ; pares for her arranged marriage to "puts Chinese cinema on the map." For MGM, it was a landmark, pav major market share. deserving of an R-rating, are not of From her intent gaze he knew she •a rich sorghum distiller stricken More than a glimpse of another cul ing the way for other inspired musi Michael Richards is especially fensive as much night-club material understood him. Give me a break. with leprosy. Brilliant details ture, it's like a view Into an alien cals of the "50s. And while the film as good as Stanley Spadowski, born-to Is and they offer a light-hearted view Part of the problem may be this is 'highlight her red dress and the vel- world. a whole may not have deserved all be a janitor but successful as a TV of sex, the sexes and sexuality, as * vet sedan chair which her bearers, The world presented In Vincente the attention It received at the Acad star. "UHF" starts slow, Includes well as all those othef urban topics. Please turn to Page 4 •jostle while delivering snide re- Minelll's "An American in Paris" emy Awards (best screenplay), it some gross gags and Is a bit to broad '. marks about the sinister groom. (1951) is a far cheerier one. Candy continues to charm audiences, espe The husband never appears on colors greet Gene Kelly when he cially on the big screen. .-. SCREEN SCENE Ha Ha Ha, Hee Hee Hee, ; ANN ARBOR SILENT FILM SOCL and senior citizens) examining the life of a young woman and •ETY, Berkshire Hilton, 1-94 at State, Ann "Miracle in Harlem" (USA - 1948), 1 the tragic turn China takes during the ;-•• 'Arbor. Call 761-8286 for information. p.m. July 29 and 3 p.m. July 30. Steppln' Japanese invasion In the '40s. Starts at 3 p.m. July SO. ($2.50 general, Fetchlt stars In this rarely screened com-, "The Last Emperor" (USA - 1987), • $1.50 members) ic film concluding the museum's ambi 9:15 p.m. July 25-26. Bernardo Bertoluc- ; The society's tribute to classic silent tious focus on films made with and for ci's epic story of Pu.YI, the last emperor v of China and his tragic Journey from a foreign films begins with a stop In Rus black audiences in the'30s and'40s. V sia. In "Earth" (1930), when a group of '20s socialite to political puppet to simple peasants band together to-buy a tractor, FOX THEATRE, 211 Woodward, De gardener. murder results. A simple plot is oversha troit. Call 567-7000 for Information. ($10) "A Room with a View" (Britain - dowed by incredible images. With "Be- "Lawrence of Arabia" (Britain - 1986), 9:45 p.m. July 29 and 6:15 p.m. 2hln Meadow" (1930), a rare film by Ser 1962), through July 30. David Lean's new July 30. Acclaimed adaptation of E.M. gei Eiscnsleln, along with a color. ly restored epic, starring Peter OToole Forester novel about a young woman and sequence from his "Ivan the Terrible" as the legendary British soldier T.E. her aunt swept away by the romance of JOIN THE GIGGLE GANG! (1946). - Lawrence. Held over by popular demand. Florence, Italy. Moms and Dads, take note: Wednesdays HENRY FOnD CENTENNIAL LI CINEMA GUILD, Modern Language BRARY, 16301 Michigan, Dearborn. Call REDFORD THEATRE, 17360 Lahser, are Giggle Gang Days at Oakland Mall Bulldrng, Ann Arbor. Call 994-0027 for In- 943-2330 for Information. (Free) Detroit. Call 537-2560 for information. .. i formation. ($2.50 slnglo feature. $3.50 "Abbott and Costcllo Night," 7 p.m. ($2) I Jt ily 26 through August 30, Oakland Mall hosts six special double) July 24. Featuring a collection of comic "An American In Paris" (USA - 1951), Wednesday events for you and your kids. The fun starts The '50s - "Picnic" (USA - 1950), shorts, Including "The Haunted'House" 11 p.m: July 28-29. Gene Kelly slng3 and at 11:00 a.m. In the Mall's Center Court. 7:30 p.m. July 28. Sexy vagabond William (1954). dances to George Gershwin.tunes In this Holdcn blows into a small town just in classic MGM musical. time for the annual Fourth of July picnic. July 26th: The Bernle Stevens Magic Show He leaves the town in an emotional sham LIVONIA MALL CINEMA, 29415 Sev The giggles are guaranteed. For the performance bles In this worthy film version of the en Mile, Livonia. Call 476-1166 for Infor stage play, shown here In* Cinemascope. mation. (Free) TELE-ARTS, 1540 Woodward Ave., schedule and more information call 585-6000. i-i With "Roman Holiday" (USA - 1954) at "What's the Matter with Helen?" (USA Detroit. Call 963-3918 for information 9:35 p.m., starring Audrey Hepburn as a - 1971), 10 a.m. July 25. Macabre and show times. 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($4 regular and $3.25 students ers tunnel through tho earth to find them: •.-.'• DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM, an IN CONCERT :.. IJ Band has H HBI . .. »3 © TODDRUNDQREM of Michigan Avenue, Dearborn. For infor^ Todd Rundgren will perform at 7:30 mation, call 846-5377. p.m. Monday, July 24, at the Royal Music hand in Theatre. Tickets are $18.60. For Informa • UNCLE 8AM tion, call 546-7610. Uncle Sam will perform with Skam ••I -M O ROBERT HOll and Oddessey on Friday, July 28, at Blon success Robert Noll Blues Mission will per die's, 21179 W. Seven Mile, Detroit. For form on Wednesday, July 26, at Rick's information, call 535-8108. By Larry O'Connor Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. For infor O CARUSO staff writer mation, call 996-2747. Caruso will perform on Saturday, July 29, at Jameson's. 1812 N. Main, Royal t r 1 A simple equation In the music • THE GEAR Oak. For information, call 547-6470. business: Simple.lyrics plus.idealism The' Gear will perform at noon Wednesday, July 26, at Wayne State Uni equals snickers from critics. O YARDD0GJ0NE8 Show of Hands, a California based versity Underground Concert Series, Gur- * Ten Mall, across from the Student Ser Johnny "Varddog" Jones will perform three-person acoustical outfit, is no vices Building. Ateo. the group performs on Saturday, July 29. at Moby Dicks, 5452 exception. Their self-titled debut al at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, July 27, at the Schaefer, Dearborn. For information, bum on IRS. Records has been on Garden Bowl's- "Rock'n'Bowl," 4120 call 581-3650, the. receiving end' of both" positive Woodward, Detroit. For information, call O MUCKY PUP and negative reviews. 833.-9850- Mucky Pup will perform on Saturday, The reasons for liking the LP are July 29, at Blondie's, 21179 W. Seven * many, including nice harmonies and « ALL Mile, Detroit. For information, call 535- skillful muslcianship/On the other All will perform with special guests, 8108. side, the rose-colored views present Thrash Brats and Skully Squad, on Thurs day, July 27, at Blondie's, 21179 W. Seven ed on the album might be considered O BIG TOWN Mile, Detroit For information, call 535- Big Town will perform on Friday and somewhat naive. 8108. "I think one of the reasons it Saturday, July 28-29, at Griffs Grill, 49 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. sparks cynicism is that some of the O BADLAND8 lyrics are so direct," said Randell Badlands will perform on Thursday. O DETROIT BLUE8 Kirsch, whose group will perform July 27, at the Ritz, 17580 Frazho, Rose- Detroit Blues Band, featuring Jimmy Tuesday at The Ark in Ann Arbor. ville. For information, call 778-8150. McCarty, will perform on Saturday, July "They're easy to make fun of be 29, at Sully's. 4758 Greenfield, north of- cause they are so idealistic. Some of O GOOBER & THEPEA8 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn. For infor Goober & The Peas will perform on mation, call 846-6377. the reviewers said it sounded like we Thursday, July 27, at Alvin's. 5756 Cass, are trying to save the world. Detroit. For information, call 832-2355. -"We're a band that believes any O BRUCE COCKBURN Bruce Cockbum will perform along thing you do changes the world." O BROKEN YOYO Broken Yoyo will perform on Thurs wilh special guests. Holly Near and Sarah "I think cynicism is part of the McLachlin, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July problem," added band member Lu- Chris Hickey (left), Randell Kirsch and Luann Olson of Show of Hands don't beat around the day, July 27, at Novi Sheraton Oaks, 27000 Sheraton Dr. For information, call 29. at the Royal Oak Music Theater, 318 Ann Olson. "It's something to hide musical bush on their views of the world. 348-5000. The band will also perform on W. Fourth St. Tickets are $17.50 in ad behind. I know because I was cynical Saturday, July 29, at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, vance. For information, call 99-MUSIC. at one time." Hands turns a thumbs down to. They separate ideas, the normally chaotic were just beginning the peaceful Detroit. For information! call 832-2355. Oh really? There isn't a cynical also disdain any comparisons to Pe state of recording would have been protests. They were going about it in O J00L3FOR JADE syllable uttered on the £how of ter, Raul and Mary. heightened. Kershenbaum provided such rational manner. I thought they O JIMMY REED Jools for Jade will perform on Satur Hands LP. Songs directly address Yet the musical clarity is what the serenity to make it work. were making great strides . . . and Jimmy Reed will perform on Friday, day, July 29, at Stanley's, 340 Pitt St., July 28, at Sully's, 4758 Greenfield, north Windsor. For information, call 833-3443. things like love ("Real Love"), war helps sell the package. David Ker- Members found they do have simi then it seems they went backward ("Another War") and God ("God shetibaum produced "Show of lar world views that puts everything 1,000 years." Made the World"). Hands." He helped bring a sparse into focus. "We've been hesitant to get in Like the song titles suggest, there sound that didn't allow the lyrics to And every member of the group touch with any friends we had made is no underlying message or surreal become echoes but actual state was upset to see the footage of the there," Kirsch said. "They're arrest imagery. What we have here, folks, ments. recent crackdown in China. Show of ing anyone associated with Western is a band that tells like it really is. Kershenbaum's had experience in Hands spent three weeks there, even culture. Itlid promise to write a song this area before, working with Tracy performing as street musicians in for someone over there. So one song AND THAT has its pluses and Chapman on her stunning debut LP Tiananman Square. will come from our experience." minuses. Some people already know on Elektra records last year. JShow of Hands went as part of a war is bad, love is good. People usu "I think the best thing David did cultural exchange program, per Show of Hands mil open for In ally don't a need a musical group to was allow us to let go of it," Olson forming before crowds of 13,000 digo Girls at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. tell them as such. said. each night. Tuesday, July 25, at The Ark, 637 Also, there Is always the draw That was difficult, especially since S. Main, Ann Arbor. Tickets are back of being automatically labelled each member of the group Is a "IT BREAKS my heart," Olson $12 50 in advance. For informa as a political band, which Show of songwriter. With three people with said. "When we were there, they tion, call 99-MUSIC MUSIC VIEWS Tour sparks question: Who cares? Johnny "Yard Dog" Jones performs Sat- Here's some advice for all you It doesn't hurt to fit the classic band's 25th is worth celebrating. It commercially or financially, in solo urday, July 29, at rock and rollers: Skip The Who's rock format. The Who, Led Zeppelin may well be, but the band is likely to pursuits as they have as members of Moby Dicks in Dear mammoth tour, which comes to and The Rolling Stones are rock get rich celebrating regardless of the the band. born. town Tuesday. bands that no longer exist or come to occasion's worth. The band hadn't had much success . Save $25. Stay home. Watch life only once In awhile. But they are Pete Townshend, the band's on the record charts in recent years reruns. Read Sartre. Give blood. as popular now as they have ever songwriter/philosopher, told Rolling either. When they broke up several Talk to your parents. Anything. been. Stone magazine that generous Amer "years ago and we were told we'd COUNTRY LOCAL Let's face it, who goes to the This sustained popularity is due in icans are going to insist on sending never be hearing from them again. Silverdoine anymore? Nobody. Pis part to the classic rock format, the band home from its tour very But the pressures to re-form In which has breathed new life into old Here are the top 10 songs on WWWW- Here are 10 songs on "Detroit Muslc>> tons fans don't. Lions fan3 don't. wealthy. time to commemorate this anniver FM. .Scene," which is heard 4-5 p.m. Sunday,, Only tractor pull devotees hang out songs and old bands, at the expense Very generous of us Isn't It? sary must have been too great, and (repeated 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday). in that Inflatable cavern these days. of new music. Bassist John Entwistle has sold the money too tempting. They 1. "What's Goin' on in Your World," nun It's just not the place to be seen. It's This Who tour Is reaping big bene some of his massive bass guitar col launched a stadium tour with a huge George Strait. 1. "No Room to Swing the Cat," Robber. •? so big and empty. It's so 70s. fits from classic rock stations. lection but said it isn't because he's band. 2. "In a Letter to You," Eddy Raven. 2. "Childhood," Missionary Stew. " • ... Admittedly, the Who is likely to Locally, the stations and advertising broke. He still has a mansion, he This doesn't offer much for the 3. "If I Never See Midnight Again," 3. "How Much More?," The Generals. > attract enough fans to fill the place- -clients are offering plenty of ticket said. fan. There is plenty of good rock and Sweethearts of the Rodeo. 4. "Can't Walt Another.Day," Faahouse. . ., 4. "Lovln- Only Me," Ricky Skaggs. After 25 years, the last few offering give-aways. The stations are giving Singer Roger Daltrey has tried roll to go around In this town, but it 5. "Falling Apart," Doe Boy». nothing but an occasional mediocre the band plenty of airplay as well. won't be found In the Silverdome this 5. "Cathy's Clown," Reba McEntlre. 6. "The Real You," Tbe Gear. acting, but without notable success. 6. "She Don't Love Nobody," Desert Rose 7. "Mighty Son," Dancing Smoothie*; recording, The Who Is still a big Townshend, Daltrey and Entwistle week. Band. - 8. "State of Mind," World State. draw. SOME MIGHT argue whether the have never enjoyed the success, — Brian Lysaght 7. "Why'd You Come Here Looking Like 9. "Watch Me Fly," Beer oa tke Penguin. That?," Dolly Parloo. 10. "Ceremony," New Order. 8. "Houston Solution," Ronnie Milsn|i. 9. "5:01 Blues," Merle Haggard. 10. "Timber, I'm Falling In Love," Patty Loveless. REVIEWS THE IRON MAN HOME HILLBILLY MUSIC — Pete — BoDeans — various artists Townshend This is the BoDeans first LP since their 1987 release, "Outside Looking In," and a lot has happened to tho band in the interim. It shows on many levels. BoDeans are a very hard working band and they have been touring quite extensively since 1987, which Country music gets a bad rap, and explains the large gap between LPs. that just ain't right. The difference between this LP, Y'all know what I mean. Just get a One of the best things to come out ter, "Hogarth," who is a 10-year-old "Home" (Slash Records), and "Out was written between shows with group of folks together, mention^ onstrate a playfulness country musk :*/ of the demise of The Who has been boy. Other performers on the album side Looking In" is akin to the differ Robertson (according to the sjeeve country music, and listen to the can capture like no other musk. In " Pete Townshend's solo career. Include blues great John Lee Hooker ence in their live shows In Traxx in notes). Their lyrics betray the fact snickers. this category are Hank Thompson'* Other members of the band have as "The Iron Man" and Who vocalist 1986 and Ann Arbor In 1988. that they've been touring for awhile. So go ahead and laugh. But for "How Cold Hearted Can You Get," not exactly set the recording world Roger Dajtrey "Hogarth's Father." At the earlier snow, the BoDeans From "When the Love Is Good" - every dippy country song, there's "Stratosphere Boogie" by Jimmy on fire with their own work. Yet It's Daltrey who provides the most were fresh, exciting, Just good guys "And I get so tired of, love on the plenty that will make your spirits Bryant with Speedy West, and "Uvt we've seen Mr. Townshend evolve aggressive moment on the album, having a good timo playing what phone/I'm [ standing here when J soar. Fast, Love Hard, Die Young," by from a guitar smashing hero of mods doing a remake of Arthur Drown'a they liked most. At the Ann Arbor should be at home." — or, as offered Merle Haggard has written some Faron Young. to one of the most thoughtful and ac "Fire." Otherwise, this Is a very show, they were sharp, "profession In "Far Far Away From My Heart" • pt the finest lyrics in American mu The Thompson and Bryant num complished artists of our time. musically serene album. al," impersonal, going through the - "I'm so tired of fighting with sic,, but he's dismissed as a yahoo for bers feature hot electric and *t**l ' motions. myself, as I curse the telephone i Even from the self-destructive na Part of the reason lies In that singing "Okie from Muskogee." In guitar work unadorned by modern * The things that have happened to along theso lines." the NBOs, Buck Owens assembled a ture presented on his second solo LP, Townshend did most of the writing effects — a clean, fresh sound. '"" them have obviously affected them, Musically, they range from the hot recording and touring band, the "Empty Glass" (ATCO), Townshend for "Tho Iron Man" on an acoustic Other standouts iortode Buck sometimes not to their advantage. melancholy Sprlngsteen-esque "No Buckaroos, and recorded a string of has grown as he's come to grips with guitar.'He disdains the use of an Owens and ROM Maddox' do* «o They toured six weeks with U2, and One," "Don't Get Much" and "Far great country hits, before his career himself as an artist, and as a person. electric one due to his welt-publl- "Mental Cmelty," and "Flaaa, Cre* clzed hearing loss. while that is a major step for expo Far Away From My Heart" to the languished as a co-star on TV's "Hoc Pete Townshend doesn't need music and Thunder" by the Farmer Boys This conceptual work definitely sure, I think guitarist Kurt Neumann sanitized good time rock'n'roll of Haw." ^ • • Three songs by the great country (despite this out-for-thc-moncy tour), (Beau BoDcan), spent too many "Good Work." The latter is dedicated music needs Pete Townshend. has an easy feel to it, which makes it The great soul and rock music of duet team the Louvtn Brotben art endearing and enjoyable. No longer nights checking out The Edge's to Jerry Lee Lewis and is also men the '60s has been rediscovered in re included, along wiU M«rta Travto' This latest LP, "Tho Iron Man," is Townshend compelled to write an equipment. This la most evident on tioned on the slcevo notes as having cent years, but vintage country is "Nine Pound Hammer" and "Hart*"* (Atlantic) Is certainly his most ambi thems or conform to tho pop world. "Brand New" and "Yc-u Don't Get been performed In Hampton, Va., mostly unappreciated. Boogie Woogie" wfck* features tious to date along tho lines of "Tom In a children's book, he's found In Much" when even the drums are U2- with members of U2!!! This prompts But that could change, Capitol more hot gvltar playing. ish. my" and "Quadraphcnla." ner-peace and, as a result, we've one question, Who cares? Records has Just released a 24-song So some will laagfc and pan on "The Iron Man" Is tho musical ad found a great piece of music. They also performed on the Rob These songs arc not strong enough compilation of its country hits from this collection. Go ahead - that aptation of a children's book by Poet — Ixirry O'Connor bie Robertson LP and his Influence to overcome the "glossy" feel of tho the late '40$ and '60s, "Hillbilly Mu makes it easier for tbe rat of s* te Laureate Ted Hughes. Townshend Is notable lyilcally, especially on new BoDeans. sic . . . Thank God! Volume 1." find it in tbe store*. takes on the folo of the main charac "Red River, which colhcldentally — Cortnac Wrffjht Many songs in the collection dem .— Ktvin Brown 4D** O&E Monday. July 24,1989 STREET SENSE mam mam street seen Feelings aren't unusual Our intrepid Street Scene reporter is always looking for the ^unusual and welcomes comments and suggestions from Dear Barbara, cjiscuss how divorce feels to those vorced with two children. So what Is readers and entrepreneurs. Send those to, this column in care I have been divorced for three who have been "left behind." my problem, right? ' of this newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, or call years. My husband wanted a divorce You ask for suggestions on how It seems many men in my age 591-I'v Ext, 313. because he bad found another worn- you might st9p feeling "such an . group seem to be suffering from a an, whom be has since married. I guish." Research shows that women, "Biological Clock Syndrome" more was replaced by someone younger after divorce, go through a period of. than any women I've known. I've bad who is more successful in the busi bereavement typical to ail serious my children already, so the issue of ness world. I was a bomemaker be losses. So how you feel can be ex babies in my future is out of the fore my divorce; pected and is normal. The problem Is question. I would like to find some Since then, Miave found work but the length of time it takes to com one who can appreciate this. still consider my main job to be rais plete the mourning.process. If ex I have the ability because of my ing my children. As the cost of living tended for too long, it then becomes unique position to wait for a very, goes up, I will need to work'more. abnormal. very long time to find the right com The problem Is that I feel ehvlous FWn the reading T have done, I panion in my life; it's Just I'd rather of my husband and bis new wife's would place two years as the upper not If it can be avoided. Do I have to keep looking for an eight plus-year ability to apparently raise their stan limit of normal.- . Barbara Schiff dard'of living while I struggle to Do you have family and/or friends spread to have common ground? make ends meet, who could serve as support systems Mature Beyond scribed the search for an adequate • They have recently bought a new during this painful period? Change My Years man as a "crap shoot." She was one larger house that my kids are excit happens to everyone and we are re Dear M.B.M.Y., of the rare ones who got lucky and ed about and I fee) terrible about. I sponsible to adapt. thank :you for your kind words found what she wanted. Many others can't seem to find a way to work Barabra and interesting letter. You very settle for safety in a marriage with through these feelings. clearly present the problem of your out getting what they want. Others The adult in me says "grow up, Dear Barbara, :age group, even if they don't have are often willing to overlook an eight worry about your own life." Never I'm writing after reading your col children. plus-year spread, if they find com theless, I feel left behind. That was umn for the first time; I was very In our current culture, women of mon ground otherwise. Togetherness supposed to be me in that new house. impressed. It seems you are provid your age group are at a disadvan I wish I were wise enough to tell It has a very fancy-dancy name — Paradeux, and it Can you offer any suggestions on ing a very much needed forum for tage. There are not enough men to you what to do. Fortunately, you means that the two of you won't get wet when you share how I might stop feeling such an you readers. go around for female "baby sound mature enough to work it out boomers." Many older men are dat for yourself. Barbara this umbrella. $39.95. Eaton Luggage, 300 S. Main, Royal guish? I feel lost In trying to come up L.L. with a solution as to where I can find ing and marrying younger women in Oak. the kind of man accepting of my their early 20s. If you have a question for Bar particular circumstances. I'm an at It would seem clear that maturity bara Schiff, a certified therapist Dear L.L., and experienced counselor, send Your letter has pertinence for an tractive, intelligent, successfully ca is not what they are looking for. In a reer-oriented woman of 33 years. letter that I recently received, one of it to Street Sense, 36251 School ever growing segment of our society. craft, Livonia 48150. Coot I thank you for the opportunity to I've been married 10 years, now di the women in your age group de- Burton of Stream Line Sports. The first permanent white set on the island is a memory from the "Twenty-three bears were killed." tlers, the Seaman family, arrived in past. approach The most hectic time on Drum the 1850s. A memorial park in the "Some of the smaller resorts now Islanders have a problem getting extra help Take your floating glass mond Island is "when the ice goes old settlement of Drummond memo- caddy to the pool, spa or out" in the spring. That's when the ralizes the wife in the family, Betsy during the busiest times," said Moss tub and enjoy your refresh ice melts and perch, walleye and Seaman. ing. Those planning a vacation on the ments while relaxing in the smelt all begin their annual runs. Many islanders today can trace treasure Resort owners scurry to get their their roots to two of the original island can contact the Drummond Is water. Quench youir thirst cottages ready for the hordes of families, the Seamans and the Bai land Chamber of Commerce, Box without leaving the pool fishermen who descend on Potagan leys. 206, Drummond island, Mich. 49726, with this unsinkabte mold nissing Bay. Most of the resorts offer Before Monaghan brought jobs or call (906) 493-5245. " ed caddy and shatterproof serenity places to clean and freeze the fish. and prosperity to the island, the The chamber mails out a seven- page brochure, listing all the facili plastic glass. $15. Silver's, Continued from Page 1 Summer is taken over by sailors, chief employer on the island was a Tel-Twelve Mall, Southfield. boaters and tourists seeking the is limestone quarry. Now, joblessness ties and services the island offers. an area of farms, where people had land's sheltered coves and quiet soli to scratch out a living." tude. Florida's #1 Spa Value Is Back! Now Kemppainen and her hus In the fall, fishermen return once band, Steve, operate Lakeview Re again for the fish runs. And hunting sort, also on Potagannissing Bay. for deer, ruffed grouse, woodcock, LarryJPaskow'i "When we bought the resort, we rabbits, fox, coyote, bobcat, bear, had no idea what we were getting geese and ducks also begins. 'arbor SSL' into," she said. "But it turned out to Most of the resorts now keep one y 271h be a great life." or two cabins heated in the winter Sm for visitors who come to cross-coun THE ISLAND, 18 miles long and try ski or snowmobile. The 10-min- GRAND RE-OPENING nine miles wide, has 150 miles of ute ferry from De Tour Village runs Pay 1 Week-2nd Week FREE £g9 2nd percon FREE* rugged scenic shoreline, 30 sheltered all winter. RflflM RATE "2nd pers. in rm. Ffee when 1 st person pays single rate—Va!id until Nov. 8lh bays and coves and 34 inland lakes. GETTING OFF the ferry, visitors nuum n*i c # 3 Mgals 0al|y # Massages # Bierclse classes • Yoga Much of Its southern shore is lined are reminded by the replica of a fort INCLUDES: • Nutritionist • Tennis • Nightly Oinner Dancing & Entertainment with privately owned cottages. Most that Drummond Island back in the • Every Resort Facility • Rosh Hashana & Yom Kippur Pkg. Avail. of the forested state-owned land is early 1800s was a British fort, the without roads and cannot be toured last outpost of the British Empire on by car. But hikers can walk the U.S. soil. The island is named after For Information & Reservations land's rutted dirt roads — if they're Sir Gordon Drummond, a British Call: 1-800-SPA-SLIM (1-800-772-7546) not afraid of meeting up with a bear. commander. Last year, the Department of Nat HARBOR ISLAND SPA • On Biscayne Bay Blwn Miami & Miami Beach ural Resources allowed bear hunting on the island for the first time since 1983. "Thousands sought a permit," said • Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Wacky tee-off VIDEO -0 If you can't dazzle your friends with your tee shots or SUMMER BROADWAY REVUE putting, surprise them with these wacky covers by VIEWING Carousel. These Country Clubbers offer protection for your clubs while adding humor to your game. $8 each. GIVE YOUR GROUP THE SONG AND DANCEI Social Expressions, 175 W. Maple, Birmingham. Continued from Page 2 a European production with portions «Di i++ » of the sound track dubbed. There is a certain distance and awkwardness in such productions. uttmg It Together The main problem, however, is the script which is so badly structured A mobile musical production packed with singing and choreography that Weller and Seymour stare at one another for long periods with Eight young actors sing and dance their way through the nothing to say. This is love? Obses inside story of reaching for the footlights Fast fane sion? How about bad filming? Our favorite cat loves living Then, after these dull moments, his life in the fast lane as with apparent embarrassment, they demonstrated on this recite surrealistic, disconnected () AVAILABLE JUNE 26 - AUGUST 6, 1989 () skateboard. A great gift for lines that presumably have philo a person who has the hap sophical meaning. Most of Weller and Seymour's delivery has the im Idoal for: 0 Church functions 0 Reunions py-go-lucky attitude and pact of a first reading. Rey has per loves Garfield. Warren sonality and character although he's Drugs, Farmington Hills. on screen for a very short time. 0 Company picnics 0 Senior citizen events VISUALLY, the film has some at 0 Promotional events tractive moments but, for the most part, it is a sophomoric exercise, "Symbolism 101." However he did it, Ernesto Sabato managed to,adapt Cost: $150 per 1-1/2 hour show includes what is billed as his "best-selling showmobile set-up, 8~member cast and performance • novel" Into one of the most leaden, unentertalnlng films available in a longtime.. Another part of the problem is the Oakland County Parks... gigantic VCR market. There is so much money to be made selling and around theytar.weto right her* renting videotapes for home use that none of the players in the video busi ness need to worry about market ac ceptance. Apparently, anything and Other Mobile Recreation units available: everything breaks even or makei Sport, puppet, skate, mobiles; nature program, moonwalk, mimes, tents, buses money so anything and everything )s acquired, packaged and distributed. If you're just whistling In the dark, ^ Call 858-0916 for details and reservations then "The Tunnel" may be all right. If you want some dramatic excite ment and entertainment, move quickly along the shelves of your fa sponsored by: Other contributing sponsors: in cooperation with: vorite video store. Council "Dead Aim" is another Vcstron of^ THE rts fering this month, although I didn't have time to screen it. It's billed as an exciting detective thriller with Good clean fun & exotic dancers, drugs, the FBI and OAKtAND A great way to atari your day. Take a shower with Hot the KGB. Sccenti'tc COUNTY Lips or Scuba Bob, the plastic shower heads that adjust It also got a name cast — Ed Mar- NEWSPAPERS COWNGL TEGH'S. •oundcitron easily onto your shower arm. Good clean fun at $10.99 Inaro, Corbln Bernsen, William Sanderson, Darrcll Larson, Isaac each. Social Expressions, 176 W. Maple, Birmingham. Hayes and William Wlndom — but dramatic quality is not the question pres3 agents deal with. V. .;_.... V._.:LJ/_ ••/'. ,. -! mmmm mm mm mm* «p ^pt^i Monday, July 24, 1989 O&E STREET CRACKS *5D SSSF'.-Jihi'i'KfFftiS ~S^fr%-Abtf&wn&^fMffii rtigaiigieB»B5fei>i.^-M--.pT>: i-.yf.-'a-itH,- nrjfvpraaa^i IHHI Gottfried gives new meaning tozanines ByBob8adler and impressions. playing in the various clubs around — where they don't take American three times — and doesn't care. special writer But if you ask him to describe his Greenwhich Village. Express. "I refer to it as the 'Best Comedi act, you'll find him at a loss for "It didn't pay anything," Gottfried In addition to his TV\ work, an Who Happened to be in Town ; Gilbert Gottfried is more at home words. said. "I was there with 500 people Gottfried also made an appearance That Night Award,'" he said. "I .oai stage .than, he is staying in the "That's a tough question," with guitars trying to sing like Bob in "Beverly Hills Cop II," which he don't place that much importance in ;countless hotel rooms on the road. Gottfried said. "I have no idea. I try Dylan." considered a major break. Recently, It. It does make a good paperweight, •And he certainly doesn't seem very not to listen to my act. It's some Eventually, Gottfried moved on to he has done work with comedy's lat though." comfortable talking to reporters. where between Pat Boone and the comedy gigs that paid, and things est bad boy Brooklyn's Andrew Gottfried became philosophical "I give terrible interviews," he Hillside Strangles started to happen. His ranlness was when discussing the state of comedy "Dice" Clay, In' the yet-to-be-re Gilbert Gottfried's zaniness said, when reached at still another "All,the bits that I do every night spotted by MTV, which hired him to leased film "Ford Fairlane." He has in 1989, however. With the phenome hptel before a show — this one in are things that I actually started on do a series of commercials. Most no also made frequent appearances on nal growth of the comedy club cir led to a series, of comrner- Tucson, Ariz. "A lot of times I'll be_ stage." table of these was a spot on how he. "Late Night with David Letterman." cuit and the number of comics fight , cials for MTV and more jobs, in a city and hot see anything but truT helped The Who get its name. ! Gottfried. responds to the fame ing for breaks in the '80s, he wonders pitching items like O Henryf hotel and the club." GOTTFRIED grew up in Brooklyn the MTV commercials were the and accolades he has earned by not what the next decade will bring. candy bars and Banquet - Once he hits the-stage, however, and admits that his childhood was first real national opportunity for taking himself very seriously. "I think comedy will become the chicken. "you haven't seen anyone quite like somewhat of a blur. But basically, he Gottfried, and through his success McDonald's of the '90s, with all the Gilbert Gottfried was inconspicuous in life and in there,'he landed more jobs, pitching 'IF 1 WAS doing comedy for chains of olubs," he said. "I kind of Gilbert Gottfried will appear ; Touted in s&me circles as the school. items like O Henry! candy bars and myself, I'd probably walk out and wonder if the audiences will ever get this Friday and Saturday at ''most inventive comic since Robin "I always thought that the class Banquet chicken. You may have also ask the manager for my money tired of it. They could be tired of me Chaplin's East, 34244-Groesbeck, Williams," Gottfried constantly clowns ended up as shipping clerks," noticed him during a very brief ap' back." already. , Fraser. Showtimes- are 8:30 p.m. comes at you from off-the-wall an he said. pearance in a VISA commercial - He's won the Charlie Award as "I'd like to be known as the man and 10:30 p.m. For reservations gles, with a variety of characters While still in his teens, he started filmed at The Improv in Los Angeles Best Male Comedian in New York who killed stand-up." call 792-1902. 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I had trlathletes, Dave Scott of Davis, Califor done some running and I knew how to nia, who completed the 1986 Ironman swim when I was in grade school and high • Clark Lake Lion* Triathlon: Sucday, July JO course in a record eight hours, 28 minutes school. I played basketball, tennis, and (half-mile swim. 16-ml!e bike and five-mile run). and 37 seconds. was a golfer, too." ' Call Louie Ambs at S17-UM266. While attpndlng the University of Illi • Mmkegon Michael Knight Memorial Blalklon: "HE'S THE GUY I look up to/lie's truly nois, Webster and his roommate decided Sunday, July 30 (five-mile run and :s-mi!e bike). remarkable," Webster said. "He's not only to train for a local triathlon — a half-mile Call Dave Gonzales at 74M629. « gifted and talented, but he's often an un swim at an outdoor community pool, fol • Mark Mellon Memorial Triathlon: Saturday, derdog who always comes from behind. lowed by a 20-mlte bike ride and 10-kilom Aug. 5 in Gaylord (one-kilometer swim, 50K bike And he's humble, something I think we eter run. and 10K run). Call John Neph at S17-7M-7S68. should all strive to be." "It was In Kankakee, Illinois — the two . While Webster awaits another chanGe to •.Metro Beach Triathlon: Saturday, Aug. 19 la of us trained the whole summer and had Mount Clemens (one-kilometer awlm, 16K bike and compete in HaVaii; he spends his leisure onejieck of a time," he said. 4K run). Call Joe Smetanka at 792-456J. hours running with the Redford Roadrun- Webster was hooked. ners Club or competing in local triathlons^ ' By 1987 he was in triathlon heaven. • Independence Lake Biathlon: Saturday, Aug. 19 In April he ran his third Boston Marathon, In Whitmore Lake (ODe-mile swim. SK cross country With over 4,000 applicants, Webster's run). Call Eric Edwards at 971 -«5J7. finishing in an impressive two hours and name was one of 1,200 drawn to compete 49 minutes. In the Ironman Triathlon World Champi • Kids Triathlon (age* 7-H): Sunday. Aug. J7 in "When I was single, I could get away onship in Kona, an island in Hawaii. Ann Arbor (one-kilometer run, JK bike and 100- with staying out until 10 p.m. training, but meter swim. Call Vicky Hallman at 642-4236. now it's more difficult," he said. "I have THE TASK was an arduous one. Within added demands to my wife and it takes 17 bourse he would be required to com away from training, but my wife is very plete a grueling 2.4-mile open-ocean encouraging and supportive." swim, a 112-mile bike race, and a 26.2- was always one of rny goals," he said. "I Vickie Webster said she wouldnjt mind mile marathon through the vast lava was able to get in good shape and when I another trip to Hawaii. fields and sun-drenched coastline of the got done, I felt good. "He's dying to do it again, I'd be glad to largest of the Hawaiian Islands. "But before that I had visions of stum go," she laughed. "It wouldn't take much i i A well-prepared Webster was up to the bling around. There were horrible visions to get him motivated. All he needs more challenge, finishing the event in 10 hours . .<. I was real tired as I crossed the finish time to train. and 24 minutes. line and I was beat up." But ek^£n-with the demands of his mar "He participated In a master's swim riage, a full-time job with Ford Motor Co. program in Ann Arbor and it really BUT WITH THE beautiful surroundings and night school (Wayne State's master's • i helped," said Webster's wife, Vickie, an and proper training, Webster was able to program), Webster is itching for another avid runner who competed in this year's come away with an even greater yearning opportunity at the Ironman. Boston Marathon. "Michael took a month to compete another Ironman someday. off (from his job) before the race. We were (His name has been passed over in the lot "I FOUND MYSELF often dreaming "dating at the time and he didn't see me tery now for two straight years.) about it," he said. "After a challenge like much, but I was happy for him because he "You train In relative Isolation, but once that, you feel you've reached the ultimate. said the experience was fantastic. He said you get over there (Kona), the environ But there's also quite a letdown. That's he enjoyed it. It never bothered him one ment is so great because there are so why my ambition is to go back and maybe bit." many people just like you. You talk to go a little faster. SHARON L€MIEUX/stalf photographer Some may view his Ironman endeavor each other about training techniques and "The people who work the Ironman take as masochistic, but for Webster it was like it's exciting. It's real upbeat atmosphere." every precaution and they make it enjoy Michael Webster got hooked on triathalons when he and his college roommate a walk in the park. Webster's advice to any first-time trl able and safe. You come away feeling decided to train for a local triathlon in Kankakee, III. "I always dreamed of the Ironman. It athlete Is simple. good." Island and Lagoon Into the wild blue yonder offer evening fare Continued from Page 1 and light. Crowds are dancing on DO THE 11 p.m. instead of the 9 the street. The building is an atri p.m. Electrical Parade at the um, a vessel of light. The live band Kingdom. Watch daytime parades is in a futuristic vehicle above the 'Angel' from the back of the Kingdom (for dance floor. Roller skaters circle example, Frontlerland or Liberty on a mezzanine>bove It. Square). Get to the Dlsney-MGM Mannequins Is more like a live Studios Theme Park early and go dance theater. You listen to inter flies way straight to the Backstage Tour com conversations between show while others are finding their way technicians as you ride the eleva down Hollywood Boulevard. You tor to the third floor. From a cat won't beat the crowds but lt helps. walk you look down on a revolving You will probably want to spend dance floor and a crowd of real to fame some of your night time doing the and live mannequins dancing in a world that never stands still. Sets By Larry O'Connor fireworks and electrical parade at move. Lights change; the floor staff writer the Kingdom and the new Laser- phonic Fantasy show at EPCOT. turns. Spend a night In Orlando at the If you prefer country and west So you want to be Naval jet pi ern, you find it across the plaza at lot, eh? _. clubs and cafes of Church St. Sta tion. the Neon Armadillo. Disney Well, like in the films "An Offi wouldn't be Disney, if it didn't cer and a Gentlemen" and "Top And definitely plan a night or have a little cornball, so there is Gun," first you have to go to flight two at Pleasure Island, which con an elaborate fiction to explain the school. Nothing strenuous, mind nects by three footbridges to the island. you. WDW Village Marketplace on the First, let's take a dip. You have opposite side of the property from A FABLED sailmaklng mag to swim a mile — in 25 pounds full the theme parks. Ii you remember nate, Merriweather Adam Plea flight gear. But before you dry off, the Empress Lilly, a rlverboat- sure, disappeared at sea and left you have to dive off a platform cum-restaurant, it anchors one end all these abandoned lofts, and swim another 25 yards under of the Island. warehouses and factories for reha water wearing the same outfit. This entertainment complex Is bilitation by the Imagineering We aren't even talking about the quite different from other Disney group a century later. obstacle course or the loads of attractions. It's designed for adults The Neon Armadillo Is in work in the classroom or trying to and older teens. You can eat, shop, "Adam Pleasure's quirky green land a jet at night on an aircraft enjoy the ongoing street parties house," but you can ignore all that. carrier In the middle of the ocean. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Doug McClaln said Holly wing for the prestigious Blue Angels Naval and wandering musicians free, but Focus on the featured country Indeed, to be jet fighter pilot, a wood isn't bffbase when it comes to being a flight team. a 114.95 flat fee gives you admis bands — The Vigilantes July 30 person has to want it. top-notch pilot. He flies as No. 3 pilot, left sion to any and all of the seven and Aug. 6 and Southern Rail July Lt. Cmdr. Doug McClaln did. As themed nightclubs: 24-29 and July 31-Aug.5. a result, he files a3 No. 3 pilot, left The winter month3 are spent You must be 21 to go to Manne The Adventurers Club, "once a wing for the U.S. Navy's presti preparing for the upcoming air quins Dance Palace. You should retreat for Pleasure's yachting gious Blue Angels flight team. 'Each show is different The show season. The Blue Angels probably have a teen-aged escort, clientele," is where you join live "It's pretty similar (to the mov spend January through March, fly If you're over 21 at Vldeopolls performers on a mystery tour, fol ies)," said McClaln, 32, whose Blue accomplishment you feel by ing twice a day six times a week. East. Each place Is unique — lowing the great explorers Into the Angels will fly this weekend at the performing a safe and enjoyable show Each maneuver Is carefully XZFR Rockin' RollerDrome, Ad unknown, or breaking off at the Wayne County Air Show. "It's Hol gauged and practiced. For that venturers Club, Neon Armadillo, bar, as you wish. i. i lywood, so they dramatize things a makes it worthwhile. . .The only reason, the Blue Angels have per Comedy Warehouse, and the more Vidcopolis East was designed bit. But as a far as the physical formed for 43 years before more traditional Empress Lilly. for your brother, but you will love demands and the flight footage, thing is you can't get too excited. It's a than 2 million spectators without "It's like one big night club with lt If you can stand 125 decibels. it's very realistic." Incident. The air show disaster In seven different rooms," Carradine You walk into a huge video arcade, Except in the movies, the ride is lot like a football player playing 60 West Germany last summer has .^Id. "Pleasure Island is a new which Is Illuminated by 169 video only two hours lorigTTn the Blue- -brought closer scrutiny to suclvex- form of entertainment wlth_ its monitors. It looks like the Inside of Angels, there's some 80 shows a minutes of fo^Tb^rBothalre~physically hibltlons. roots going back before the days of a spacecraft, with the latest music year with 300 days on the road. and mentally demanding/ But as /.IcClain added, "We've sound films. videos and two cameras shooting For an *our of performing In an never so much as harmed a hair on Images of the dancers onto some air show, there Is at least four — Lt. Cmdr. Doug McClain their head." ' "DISNEYLAND and tho Magic of the screens. You even dance on hours of practice. Kingdom were based on the mov videomonitors. Usually, the heads the Blue An- . ies, but Pleasuro hland is based on gels turn at air shows look upon "Each of the clubs express their FOR THAT reason, Blue Angel than 2,650 flight hours and 379 Texas. He received his gold wings the Ideas that led to Disneyland in entertainment form by conventi the pilot's life as a glamorous one. the first place. The whole Island pilots usually only serve two or carrier landings. He earned the In 1981. But It can bo grueling. onal means, but Vldeopollis East Is three yeara on the team. This Is Norden Pickle Barrel! Award for has the texture of a night-tlmo are quite different from the others," McClaln's second year, performing bombing accuracy and is a three- "EACH SHOW Is different," The amount of time spent away na. It's not like a cinema, lta more Carradine said. "Its all light. Im as a narrator last season. time nominee for the Commander, McClain said. "The accomplish from home Is difficult, especially like a theater, only tho visitors arc agine 169 30-Inch monitors con^ , As the No. 3 pilot, McClaln's job Naval Air Pacific's Landing Signal ment you feel by performing a for a guy like McClaln who has a the actors and the script changes trolled by a computer system. Six Is to balance tho flight formation. Officer of.the Year. safe and enjoyable show makes ii wlfo and three children. McClaln every night." locations have monitors that ask The No. 2 pilot on the right wing AH of which culminates a per worthwhile. Obviously, we don't said he lifts weights and exercises . Carradine gets really excited you to play games, difficult sets the formation, McClaln fol sonal dream of McClaln's since he hear, tho fans clapping on the during down tlmo. when he talks about designing games, but If you win you can take lows lt. was 14. His dad was a fighter pilot ground. "We're depleted as being glamo XZFR or Mannequins, both of over the whole club temporarily." which are entered from the top That takes practice. McClaln In the Air Force. Like father, son "The only thing is you can't get rous and stuff," he said. "What has had plenty. wanted to follow. people don't understand Is tho floor. UNLIKE THE other clubs, Vide- too excited. It's a lot like a football "XZFR, pronounced tcphyr, Is opolls East doesn't serve alcohol. His debut in the Blue Angels has McClaln attended the University player playing 60 minutes of foot work that goes Into each show." been preceded by an honored ca of Colorado for two years, playing an atrium and you follow a path, Like most of the clubs, they serve ball. Both are physically and men from tho bar oh tho top, to tho food. Other restaurants and bars reer In the U.S. Navy. He served on the Buffalo's 1977 Big Eight tally demanding." Trie Blue Angels toiU perform aboard the aircraft carrier USS Championship team that went to on Saturday and Sunday, July roller skating on tho second floor are scattered around the Island. Midway as a member of the VA- the Orange Bow). He transferred Before a show, members of the 29-30, at the Wayne County Air to the dance floor at the bottom. You may want to spend the next 115 Eagles. As a member of the to the University of Oklahoma, Bluo Angels slfdown to map out Show at Willow Run Airport, The rooms get bigger as you go day stretched out at Typhoon La Eagles, he was awarded "Top Tall- where ho graduated with a bache each detail. Thoy can spend up to Advance tickets are $7 for down, so you feel eafo and In the goon, but stay the day because Us hooker" and "Pilot of the Year" In lor's degree In business adminis two hours debriefing after a per adults and |5 for children. A company of friends when you get 117.50 plus tax and Is not covered 1984. Ho was also honored with the. tration. < formance. portion of the proceeds benefit there." .-. In your three- or four-day pass. Navy Achievement Medal for over All of which helped prepare him "Each tlmo wo go out — we call the Easter Seal Society' of In real life, the whole of the out (That covers the Magic Kingdom, all performance. for the rigors of basic and ad It a show — but It's really a prac Wayne County. For informa side and the inside of tho Rockin' EPCOT and tho DIsncy-MQM Stu McClaln has accumulated more vanced jet training In Kingavlllo, tice," ho said. tion, call 482-8888. -s; , Rollcrdromo Is pulsating action dios.)., v • ..-••. '••••« •« • •• • m m> — ••-•^••y •» A* — —* i t Y ^^^M^t^^mm ®lje (BHiseruer Meuispapers ^1 Marie McQee editor/591-2300 r."nTi-,.i.». : .^'FT-^y^^iU.,''.];•;••.;.';T Monday, July 24, 1989 O&E *1E asc organizing « hredded paper good garden mulch Dorothy By Earl Aronson NOTILL'EVALUATION: Because years," he said, "No-Till generally Lehmkuhl special writer of the severe 1988 drought, No-Till, a results In better yields than convene Ear/ Aronson.. weeder's guide popular conservation method in tlonal tillage, and we have those con welcomes * LD newspapers create a which a new crop is planted in the ditions more often than we have ex Q. I work for a software company, doing residue of the previous crop, Is fac tended drought conditions." He said questions, but direct marketing as well as many sales problem when they fill up landfills and clutter base Earl ing increased evaluation. it was too early to tell about 1989, they must be seminars. I enjoy my work but get frustrat but field reports indicate conditions O ments and parages. But "Farmers should not be In a hurry ed when I see companies looking at specific Aronson "seem to vary, depending on soils, accompanied needs, such as one new program, rather there Is a good use for old newspa to abandon No-Till on Its showing pers that helps bring about a more cropping patterns, time of spring by a stamped, than seeing their bigger picture. They often during the serious 1988 drought," planting and spotty rainfall." need to learn how their departments can productive, weed-free garden. slices newspapers — up to 12 said Wilson Scaling, chief of the U.S. self- A mulch of shredded newspapers thicknesses at once — into half- Illinois reported that fields No- work together better, etc. but I'm not paid Department of Agriculture's Soil Tilled for several years looked bet addressed to help them in that way. What can I do? conserves moisture, moderates tem inch ribbons features self-sharpening Conservation Service. peratures and discourages weed circular blades. For information, ter this season than did those in their envelope.) write to: The Kinsman Co., River first or second year of No-Till. A. In our phone conversation, we agreed growth. It can also shelter seedlings "In average and limited drought Road, Point Pleasant, PA 18950. 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Others «J..V have had different gp^als in the backs of bon newsprint rots readily in combi neva. their heads for years, but haven't acted nation with the high-nitrogen The apple, with a pedigree dating upon them because they don't know how to clippings, and household wastes such back two and a half centuries, is re go about implementing their ideas. Perhaps as fruit and vegetable peelings, egg ported similar in appearance and they want to hire a bookkeeper, be more shells, coffee grounds and tea leaves. some characteristics to Empire, fashionable, make friends easier, be a bet Newspapers generally contain 75 named in 1966. However, Empress ter decision maker, write a book or over percent ground wood pulp and 25 ripens a month earlier, which is "a come shyness. Still others suffer miserable percent purified fiber or cellulose. real plus," says Dr. Roger D. Way, relationships because of poor communica Wood pulp contains the nutrients and professor emeritus. 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Our management company has recent ly gotten involved in our condo project and suggested that we terminate the contract with our landscaping contractor. The man agement company has suggested that we come up with someone else because he doesn't like our landscaping contractor. Jet Fighters, There are some on the board that are con Stunt Pilots, cerned because we are in the middle of a Wing Walking and Mora two or three year contract with the landscaping contractor. We just hired the management company over the last year or . TRANQUIL POND VIEW so and are wondering what to do. There is a 8paclous all brick colonial In a lovtty letting. Back* to a common* area tor difference of opinion on the board as to added space and privacy. Beautiful neutra' d»co<- throughout with attention WAYNE COUNTY AIR SHOW whether or not we can terminate the to fine detail. Master with cathedral ceiling «f>d •kyiight, second floor laun landscaping contractor. What do we do? dry, extensive decking. Farming ton Hiii* ji-rgooo H-49575 Saturday and Sunday T A, You are best advised to check out why JULY 29th and 30th the management company wants to termi Gates Open 9 a.m. • Feature Show 1 p.m. nate the landscaping contractor, particular ly if you are satisfied with his work. Find ' Willow Run Airport, 1-94 at Belleville Exit out who the management company has In mind to replace It and find out whether that, replacement is an affiliated company of the WIN FOUR TICKETS management company. If so, you may be To TI10 Willow 1( 1111 Air Show getting an indication of how your manage ment company is. Find out from your law yer, In writings whether or not you can even SEE terminate your landscaping contractor be $W) ywj/ rwn* */vd *tWfet». YKM* rights. v Advance ticket* ere aYfillablo at ell Ticket Master locations. Call 313-482-8886 for more Intoimatlon or mall order ticket lorm. . Robert Meisner is a Birmingham at torney specializing in condominiums, 1 Immediate occupancy 00 We custom ranch In a coontnr-llks eetllng. Neulret ji(«w CREATIVE LIVING 644-1070 GLP66IFIED REPL E6TPTE 644-1100 Display Advertising 302 Birmingham 312 Uvonia YOU MAY PLACE A Bloomfleld CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT New On The Market Filial I ir-.Titrlri FROM BUY IT. Be the first to tee this 3 bodroom PRiCEOTOSELL ranch with large country kitchen and REPL ESTATE Bloomficld • by owner. Sharp 3 bed 8.00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. doorwaH to large patio with footings. room. 2 balh. brick ranch. Jacuni In SELL II master suite. V. acre private lot MONDAY-THUR8DAY Finished basement with balh phis 2 ANOFROM car garege. Spring Veiey Sub. Place your Classified Real Estate Wa'nut take prtvtteges. Birmingham »85.000. schools, finished basement. • -. 8:00 A.M. t 5:00 P.M. FIND IT. Advertisement In more than 160,000 »162.500. After 6pm 4 weekends. The Prudential affluent Suburban Detroit Homes IROCHJSTER 851-5839 FRIDAY WALK TO CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ^-Harry S. Wolfe, DEADLINES REALTORS BIRMINGHAM FOR CLASSIFIED LINERS" SECTION WEST BIOOMFIEIO,—i TRCTr- 2 bedroom ranch wtlh lots ol updal- eiOOMFI^LD tng. New kitchen, furnace.- sump MONDAY ISSUE: 5 P.M. FRIDAY - 474-5700 'pump, alarm s/stem. hot water tank, 6olc plus palm and ca/poling In the past THURSDAY ISSUE: 5 P.M. Independently Owned and Operated Auto For Sale F-C NOTTINGHAM WE3T 3 years. A must seo al the new price TUESDAY 17450 Country Club - 4 bedroom. 302 &nrtr^ve<$crrifleM " 01*149.900. 2½ bath, den, living & dWng room*, 303 Weil BVxxnfad-Orcrwd lake extra large kilchen. f amlry room with 304 Farnvnglon-fjrrnlnQion HQj NOTTINGHAM FOREST, ONE CALL DOES IT ALL Help Wanted F large 5 bodroom home nestled fireplace, central «lr. Located on 6 305 Brighton, fUrtand, W&"»ed Lak» e^Vcommons. »174,900. 691-0255 doop on a prlvale Irood tol with OAKLAND COUHTY ...644-1070 306 SouthWcReJinjd-^ beautiful dock. Quality built with PRIME AREA - 20160 Mayflold. Old '•$07 South lyon, WMord, HighJa/vd man/ hartf*ood floors. 6 par>el Home & Service Directory F er 2 bedroom - needs lots of work, 308 Rocnesler-Troy doors, firal floor laundry,- private WAYNE COUNTY — 591-0900 k>t 100x175. land contract terms. 309 Royal Oak Oak PaV dining room. den. plus compietefy »59.000. 476-6716 Hun ^ngton Woods new family room. New rool and fur R0CHE3TErVR0CH6$TER HILLS 852-3222 Merchandise For Sale nace In past 5 years. »255.000. Prime Woodcreek Farms 3K> Waom-Cornrrerce-Unw lake Ask lor This ravine setting Is one you'll be 311 OaXJandCourJy Homes ETHEL JOHSON *o proud to own. Enjoy the fantastic 312 Uvonia RALPH MANUEL 308 Rochester-Troy Real Estate E view of stream and woods from ihe 313 Canlon 304 Farmlngton room. Covered porch off lamHy 314 Plymouth 647-7100 TROY/COOLIDGE-LONG LAKE room, iMng room, and dining room. Farmlngton Hilla 315 tortmttj-Novl WALNUT LAKE PRIVILEGES. Pic Easy acces* to 175 - 1985 colonial. Covered porch off kitchen dinette, 2850 sq. M. mint condition. 4 bod sprinkler system, side entrance ga 316 Westtand-GardenCrty turesque, wooded setting on over HISTORIC OLD VILLAGE Rentals an acre, very private. 3 bedroom. 2 By Owner - Just listed, bcautrful con rooms. 3W baths, extras galore. By rege *re (us! »ome of the special 317 Redlord Owner. $249,900. 641-9593 features of this tootles* 4 bodroom 318 Dearborn-Oe^born Heights bath ranch. Hardwood floors thru dition. 2-3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fami out Basement Asking »149.000. ly & dming rooms, hardwood floors, mazEsomHl home. Priced at »164.900. 319 GrossaPointe ROCHESTER HILLS Brokers welcome 855-8315 attached garego. custom deck 4 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 320 Homes-Wtyne County bock patio area, lencod in t/eod lot. 2 story colonial, 3 bodrooms. lamUy 321 Hoffres-lh'njsion County $124,000. Bayers only. 473-0088 room. IMng room. IVi baths, fkv AFFORDABLE New Construction The Prudential 303 West Bloomfiold lihed basomenl. oonl/ai air. Backs 3 of 4 bedroom ranch In tS brick 10 extra lots wereJusi made avert 322 rlorres-Wscocb County to 4 acre commons. »122.900. Open neighborhood with 2'fun baths. able m Livonia'* Sunset Park Ea- Harry S. Wolfe, 323 Homes Orchard Lake Modern Hideaway House Sun . 1-5PM. 656-8248 Clean, move In condition In Western tates. BuDd olther ranch or colonial Washienaif County 1978 butil brick ranch on a Farming- Uvorta near X-ways and schools. with prices starting at under REALTORS 324 C^ Suburban Homes BIRMINGHAM schools • Fiank ton Hills '* acre treod tot. 3 large TROV 6548 Houghton. Crook* 4 Home warranty-fa 1,900 »125,000. Models also available. K^n* Uoyd Wright style ranch. Noods ex bodrooms. r* baths, basement, Square LaXe area. 3 bedroom ranch 325 Real Esl3t« Services 474-5700 tensive renovation. 3% acres. central elr, 2 car attached garage on 120x150 hintop lot Family room, COLDWELL BANKER Independently Owned and Operated 326 Condos 400 Apartments 419 Mobile Home Space Buyer* only. $27 5.000 655-0766 and very energy wise. $115.900. dining room, finished basoment & ' SPARKLING 3 BEDROOM RANCH 327 New Home BuWers more Cat Sine Realty. 884-7000 347-3050 401 Furrvtur* Rental 420 Rooms The Prudential Extra large lencod lot. Full 328 fXjptotes 4 Tollhouses BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS! A MUST TO SEE 402 Furnished Apartments 421 LMng Quarter % to Sha.-e Very sharp 4 bodrooms. 4¼ baths.. Harry S. Wolfe, basement, oarage, nice area, last 330 Apartments The Prudential This 3 bedroom ranch on 1.25 acres 403 Rental Agency 422 Warned to Rent lamlty room with doorwali leading to I occupancy. »64.900. Ask for 332 MoMe Hones 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park otter* 1st floor laundry, fireplace In REALTORS Juflanna Dudek 404 Houses 423 War.ted lo Rent-Resort Property patio overlooking pond, finished Harry S. Wolfe, 333 Nortftem Property family room, etlechod garege & land 424 House Sitting Service walk-out 4 library loo! »375.000. Huntington Woods contract ervaEab:*. $119,900. 405 Property Mgranl 642-*533 REALTORS 334 WofTcwiftcoerty 425 Conva^scent Nursing Homes 474-5700 CENTURY 21 335 Tme Share 406 FurTKShed Houses GOVERNMENT OWNEOOAK PARK 407 MOM* Hones 426 Home Heith Care BY OWNER excollool buy. unique 421-5660 $1,700 move* In. Land contract. 2 Independently Owned and Operated ROW 464-7111 33$ Southern Property Gourmet Cooks 403 Duplexes 427 Foster Care Interior design on prestigious Orc tndopondently Owned and Operated bodroom aluminum. »25.000. No CENTURY 21 THE HOME YOU'VE BEEN LOOK 337 Farms hard Lake Goil Course. 4900 sq. ft. YOU WlHl basement no garege. $3«. per take note of this updatod kltchon 410 Flats 428 Homes lor ihe Aged ING FOR. Beautiful ranch with open contemporary, 4 bodrooms. 3½ Charming Cape Cod In move-In con month total payment 20 yr. land . HartfOrdSouth with plenty ol cupboards. Other 338 CountryHomes 429 Garages/Mini Storage floor plan, completely remodcJod 412 T < 0 -v- "ti tm Monday, July 24,1989 O&E *3E 324 Other Suburban 326 Condos 332 Mobile Homes 333 Northern Property 339 Lots and Acroage 340 Lake-River-Rocort Home* For Sale NOVl. 2 tearoom. IV* bath, base For 8ate For 8a!e For 8ato Property LAKE ORION • Keatington H.lls ment, garage, eppflancea. central i,,**5"**" W-kve«. family room a>. pool, tennis. c»ub. Great loca- A0UIT8 ONLY - 65 and OVER PETOSKEY • Hea/ly new home on FRAh'KFORT-BEHZlE COUNTY. 76 EXCELLENT LOCATION with fireplace, beautifully decorated Lon »70.500. By Owner. 641-5028 Exclusive park near WesUand Mali. Crooked lake, 3 bedrooms, 2½ tecktded ec/6s: prime hunting land You must see this, brand new quality with grass cloth, ceramic tie Nice 2 bedroom. 1 bath with »un- baths wtih whirlpool, 2 ce/ garage. off Wack top road. Property In built home on 200 ft of prime East French door* onto iun porch ln- PLYMOUTH COHOO, Immaculate 3 xeft- $685 down pkis W-"«* tax. 616-347-0016 «16-347-5920 cludes: alream. porvd. la>.« access 4 Torch lake frontage. 3 bodrooms, bedroom, 2 bath. Private patio, fin 145 po/ month (or ten yea/a. Fi 2½ baths, custom docking, master ACROSS oround pool with spa, backyard »„. r building sites. »24.000 assumes my 41 Headed the ished basement, pool. rAibhouse. nancing $9710 *t 12½¾. PRIME LAKE CHAJUEVOOt lot 00 land contract at »200/mo. or suite, beautiful windows 4 many Answer to Previoua Puzzle "esslona-Tylandscar^. $144 90& Raspberry Bay. 160 lost of Sandy MuMseof 391-306« $89,500. Ownor. 459-2221 Ca.1 John 697-4702 »43.000 cash. Eves. 634-3732 other exl/as. »265,000. For mofekv 1 Hue pack MAIN EMMF LAME Central Outlet Homes Ino. Beachfront property ready to build days, 641-2669 formatloh cas or write; AS Seasons 42 Shorl jacket PLYMOUTH CONDO. 3 bodrooms. on. MSnute* from downtown Chi/- Realty. P.O. Box '293. Bof-alre. 4 Halls ALTER SilS E A L E D 328 Condos ARLINGTON 1979 14X5«. « bed l8voi«. Near the A/gonne. »290.000 FULLY IMPROVED Mich, 49615 or («16)633-6114 9 Move from 43 Stilt 2½ balhs. completely remodeled, room, 1 bath, tit. now shod/security 44 Planet 1 LBTR A P P E 0||A 1 new carpeting, new kitchen, central 647-7171 LOTS FOR 8ALE Other waterfront property •ra.laW* . side to side AUBURN /BLOOMFlELO 8/03 I-75. door, other amenities, must serf. 100x135 45 "— Thee l air, fireplace. 1st floor laundry, neu »9.500 Call: 495-1723 TRAVERSE CITY 12 Anger 0 QTlSA L A D|AN T Square Lake access. 1 bedroom AJWaJk-OUtS Sing" Washer. dry« In unit Pond vie*. trals, dubnouse \ pool. 459-3162 AcrossTiom Ihe Grand Traverse Re 13 Uncanny BAYVIEW 14X70 1987 mobEe home, 342 Ukefront Property SWA PIIRO D|AM E S S4S.900. 853-6658 PLYMOUTHHldden Ridge condo sort. Victorian elogar.ee with this AUTUMN RIDGE SUB 14 Period ol 47 Withered Secluded setting lacing woods. 3 hke new. Lfvod In 4 mo*. Washer/ tovefy home. Ideal bod 4 breaktasl. v/esl Bloomfold ANN ARBOR • CHaSEA area. Fur 49 Hideous ISM E wklT E R R OR! dryer, as appliances, 2 full baths, 1 plus 2 rental cottages, on 2.4 acres. time AUBURN HILLS. 2 bedroom condo. bedroom unit with 2 baths, many 6;3 Phi'lps 737-0690 nished 2 bedroom cottage, p4us lofi 53 Hold back 2nd, story. Beautiful pond view, ex upgrades. Spacious sUe rooms, ga fronl. 1 rea/ bedroom. A* furnished. Exquisitely restored. Amenities on Chaii ol lakes. Includes new 15 Collect •LfP A 1 LBSO A RlLfl cellent condition. »51.900. rage. Includes aS appliances. Tip Musi sen.$ 16.500/offor. 697-0278 abound. »289.900. CaJ.. LOOKING FOR 24ft pontoon boat. 435-6447 17 Tried 57 "— Which • P ELTE OiEB 0 Nil day*' 334-9490 eves 540-276« top condition $ 119.750. Call: 19 Soup Way You Gordon. Eves 429-2851, CANTON - 198« Skyline, 14x70, 2 George Knight AUGRES, SAGINAW BAY. 4 bed Can" bedrooms. 2 lull bath*, Island kitch VACANT LAND? ingredient TAR SiiT A MiiS U E S • Beautiful End Unit GeoSahmle&Co., 663-2468 REAL ESTATE ONE rooms. 4 baths, yr. around gorgeous en. Hove & refrigerator Included, home, attached t'h car garage, 21 Father 58 Coyered E R SilS TRA PplS E E townhouse - 3 bedroom. 2* bath no-* carpeting, Large deck. e> IMs & ELK RAPIDS prime beach, Irving 4 dinlrig rooms, Inside of onil.J91.900 PLYMOUTH- Walk to lown Or Then, Addtson Hdls Estates Is exact 22 Peck eway E RHC HEEITA HID E church from this doitahttul town more for only $16,500 231-1227 (616)264-5811 huge country khchen. larrlfy room 60 CHirocher ol ly what you want!! You SliS have a with stone fireplace with Insert, card 25 Those ' house with basement 6 garage. 2 chance to find that roRng, acenjc baseball M 0 T H E RIBS TARED Lakefront bedrooms. 2 baths, pleasant tran area with library 4 bar. »229,000.. holding CHILDSLAKE pa/cd .either a couplcCtf acre* or 61 "— ll Now" Sharp i ttory 3 bodroom unit Fin quil selling Value priced 'at 335 Time 8hare 1 en. and Just '/• mile off pavement - Ask lor Rog. Gary or Herb 525-1132 office S T A 1 D|||||pjS TUD8 ished basoment »89.500 $109,500 Agent 453-1020 62 Conducts build your dream home now. or k/s) CLARKSTON • LAKEFRONT home. 27 forehead For Sale 63 Teacher's 6 Alternative Know" PLYMOUTH • l yea/ old 2 bed CLEARANCE buy for later Ca.1 office for details 3100 sq. It.,4 bedrooms, 2'/* baths. 31 Koppelol TV on this beautiful property! word is Stephanie Plymouth rooms, modern decor, vaulted ceil f AIRF1ELOGIADE, TENNESSEE rtfiH In 1987. on eJJ sports lake. 32 Agree to do favorite Almost now and beautifully decorat luxury condo. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, »270.000. Buyers only. 625-9565 7 "The Money Beacham role ing, skylights, tjay window, washer & anything ed. Attached garage $99,900. dryer Included, central air. Close SALE sleeps 6, Licun). M kHchen. 17th DOWN —'' • 20 Southern ELECTRIC GATE Entrance lo pri 34 Running shopping 1.000 sq « »81.900 Can week. »8.500. After 5pm. 476-2995 1 Pear-shaped 8 Leak through blackbird 4 MONTHS vate penninsula with 21 lakefront 35 "— Close after 5pm 459-0131 10 beaubful square acres m the roll detached condd homesttes sur fruit 9 Oamp 2? Mine The Prudential for Comfort" BEDFORD by owner. 2 bedroom FREE RENT 336 Southern Property ing h/Hs ol Addison Twp.. Great rounding landscaped park W/ 2 Anglo-Saxon 10 Metric excavation horse country. »51.900. gazebo Prhate boat launch lo as 3€ Finished a Harry S. Wolfe, condo. pool. aJr,- carpeting, window ; • money measure 23 Doctrine FLORIOA - BEA.LTTIFU1. MARCO IS. sports lake. MJford mailing 123 rt. meal • treatments, waler 4 heat Included. $1000 REBATE Ntoo cuJ-de-sac. waterfront lot. 3 "— Smart" 11 Wander 24 Hypoihelicai REALTORS $4,000 down tmmodlate occupan ol lake fiontaoe. 10 mlns. to Tworve 37 Helium Terms »85.000. Oaks Mali Builder package. 4 Search lor about (orce cy. $41,000 C«JI: 1-329-2143 symbol 474-5700 LITTLE VALLEY 685-7770 855-5652* ADDISON OAKS $225,000 5 Large tract idly 26 Sprinkled ROCHESTER. BY OWNER. 1 bed- ASK FOR TOM MONTGOMERY 38 Pierce independently Owned and Operatod L> VILLA 1983- 70 X 14. S.bod- FY MEYERS near beach S Sambcl. of land 16 "- Will I around BIRMINGHAM • Williamsburg End room. al-r. a.1 appliances, neutral col rooms. 2 baths. exceCenl condition. Lovely 2 bedroom coodo. 2 baihs. REAL ESTATE ors, pool $43,900 Days: 727-1862 28 Sun god unil. naw windows, carpeling, $995. down. »218. month. Canton air. 1st lloor. washer dryer, Merrill Lynch 1 2 3 5 6 7 10 11 Winds. aJr, an appHancos. beautifully Eves 4 weekends: 656-9584 Twp. 722-9521 dishwasher, 2 pabos. completely 652-1050 4 29 Additional decorated. move-In condition. Lo furnished. 517-546-1527 Realty '• ' 30 Nick Nolle MOBILE HOME 12X5«. 2 bedrooms. MiLFORO Area. 3 lots ava-iaWe. aU 12 .3 cated on lovefy Grayer>eid Ct -W' ' 1. Give the reader specific 2. include the price. Don't 3. Avoid abbreviations. Don't information. Pretend you are waste your time or a potential make a potential customer work someone reading the classifieds. buyers time. If you advertise the too hard! 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Croon 8 Apartment Living • Save Time & $S • Over 100,000 choices CABLE TV ® • All Locations &Prlce3 NOW AVAILABLE COVINGTON CLUB ATTRACTIVE NEW CONSTRUCTION • Open 7 Days a Week New Swimming Pool 1 & 2 Bedroom & Clubhouse Complete GE Kitchens Washer/Dryer in Unit 14 Mile & Middlebelt Thru-unit design for Apartments APARTMENTS 353-5835 Abundant Storage Window Treatments 33000 Covington Club Dr. • 851-2730 Lahser Rd. North of 11 mile maximum privacy & UNLIMITED • £ Managed by K3flan Enterprises, 352-3800 ' Managed by {£ Kaftan Enterprises cross unit ventilation Cathedral Ceilings Carports Included from $400 SOUTHFIELO OFFICE Convenient to 2S2M Northwestern Wwy Westland Shopping Fully equipped health club Center TROY OFFICE 3726 Rochester Rd Storage In apartment $200 MOVES YOU IN Balcony or patio 354-8040 Air conditioning Open Until 7 p.m. 348-1120 1-800-777-5616 Dishwashers Open daily 9 am -7 p.m.: Sal. & Sun. Noon-7 p.m. A Great Places Company available Pavillion Drive off Haggerly Rd.. between 9 & 10 Mile "From this lofty perch, you can see how close this new realm is to all that you desire In life," he purred. "Not only have you been given luxurious extras in this new home, but also the luxury of an excellent location." •In the heart of Southfield's business.district •Major thoroughfares such as US 10,1-696 and US 24 within minutes •Convenient to groceries and other . day-to-day necessities •Close to malls, shopping centers and entertainment •Restaurants just a heartbeat away APARTMENTS w Close. 26300 Berg Road, Soulhfield, Michigan Take Northwestern (US 10) to Lahser Road, go $outh to Northwestern Service Road, then West to Berg. 352-2712 2 MONTHS FREE RENT ON A ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. . . CALL US TODAY mamam mm Monday, July 24.1989 O&E *7E 400 Apt*. For Ront 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Aptf. For Rent 400 Apte. For Ront 401 Furnlluro Rental 402 Furnlohcd ApU. 402 Furnlihfd Apta. 402 Furnished Apt*. Troy WestSand For Ronl For Rent For Rent WATERFORD. btaujlful 1.6 bed WAYNE. Van Bom-Wayne Rd area . FURNITURE FOR YOUR OREAT LOCATION! FORDAVAYNERDAREA room laXe'ronl duplex apt., era.T- \ bedroom. $395 month Includes WESTLAND GREAT APARTMENTSI Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apart eWe Aug 15. tufl brick fireplace. heal, water; appliances. a!r. low 3 Room Apartment For DowntoATt Birmingham - Troy GREAT RATES! 6200 North Wayne Rd. ment*. Carpeted, decorated 4 in a sunken bathtub, carpeting, covered move In cost. 695-6423 531-2523 8TUOIO • $375 $110 Month APARTMENTS FURNISHEO 4 UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom fiom 1535 parking & much more. $760 2 bedroom! from S59 5 lovely area. Heat Included. 1 BEDROOM-$425 • ALL NEW FURNITURE MONTHLY LEASES MONTHLY LEASES Evening A weekend noun. 673-5591 WAYNE. 3 room apt, ws-lung dis 2 BEDROOM - $444 • LARGE SELECTION ABBINGTON ftenl» include heal, prtate 00« tance lo stores. 14 PRJME LOCATIONS Executive Preferred coyrw, tennis COurti, rw^rimlng HEAT 4 HOT WATER INCLUDED • OPTION TO PURCHASE Furnished with house^wes. Krv&n>. Country Village Apts WAYNE: Ncrvt/ decorated 1 bed 478-6439 Carpeting. appCances. Jw'.nvnVvQ LAKE pool*, more. Nea/ Bi/minohsm, Troy room Apartment Nice! $376./mo. Relocating? Temporary Assign color TV 4 more. Utfttles Intruded HIGHEST QUALITY pod, 2 ca/ parking. Close lo GLOBE RENTALS FROM $34. A DAY otoce center*, 8omerwt tie* & 1-76. + $400. tocurtty. 729-5214 WESTLAND-MAROO CAPRI APT8. ment fit have corporate apart FINEST SERVICE CI* ¢41-6444 Or 643-0193 326-3280 V/estland Shopping Center. Unmatched P«tonal Service Westl&rid 26408 Warren near MkJdlebett, Spa- FARMINQTON. 474-3400 ment* for short term leaja. FuDy tur- LUXURY AMENITIES! 60MERSET PARK APARTMENT8 WAYNE - V/a^e Rd./MIChJgan Ave. clous one bedroom, heat. epp8- 728-4800 niihed with Bnen*. hou sen are*. uti3- Executive Living Suites area. Clean 2 bedroom, e>, heat & ances. carpet, good transportation. FORDAVAYNERDAREA W. BLOOMFIELD STERLINO HEIGHTS. 826-9601 tie*. television, ttsreo and TELEORAPH&7MILE»fe«. 8padovs 1 and 2 bedroom apart appliance* leduded. $390 por mo. 464-60« mlcro*ave. From $895. Convtnlent- 474-9770 Utilities Included 1 bedroom, heat, water A »pps- plus lecurlty. 726-2460 ABRANDNEW ments. Carpeted, decorated 1 In a LUXURY 2 BEOROOM APT. SOUTHFIELO, 355-4330 •y locatod in w«torn »uburb. easy Starts at $32.60/day »nc« included. No peu. »340. + krvef/ a/ea. Heit Included. access to tS x-wry* and airport. BIRMINGHAM teourlr/deoojlt 535-5254 Evening & weekend hour a. WESTLAND IS AVAILABLE NOW IN Executive 1 bedroom, nevy remod- WESTLAND PARK W. BLOOMFELD TROY, 5*4-1500 Pet* *-etoome In telecied unit*. C»a anytime. 459-S507 e^d, con«cnJenUy located, carport, 649-1414 TROV3 nicest 1 bedroom tptn- WESTLAND WOODS IT'S SUMMER AT APARTMENTS • Attached gar age etc. 444-5435 menl» Includes M tte* »wne» & d Wasnor/dryer Included EXECUTIVE GARDE* APT8. dryer in every epevtment, cerport, 728-2880 HAMPTON COURT Across from City Park • Fully ©quipped krtchen/mlc*o*av« 402 Furnished Apti. (Cherry JW) i>eit. water; central »!/, dijriwasher V/estland APARTMENTS • Priveta entrance 400 Aptt. For Renl and olNf appliances, patio & *w!m- (between yidd'-ebett & Merrlman) • W. BloomlWd tchoot* , For Rent Vning pool ah lot $59$. Quiet. socvra 1 & 2 bedrooms. 1¼ baths 4 much more... FORD/WAYNE Spacious 1 & 2 bedrooms Ca3Today-73M510l BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN VKJ WCU maintained imaSe* com 1 bedroom, completery furrjjhed. plex. Step up to ou&Tity. Hep up to Pool AREA WESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER Uneni. diihea, color TV, air, ground CHorch-'M So/jare Apirtmenta. 1 b*. Pool/Plcnlc Grounds ftoor. Short term lease eYiiabie. S o( 6¾ Beaver between CrooVt 4 HEAT INCLUDED Area - 1 4 2 bedroom apartment*. $465-$5€0 Including heal. No pet*. $895 monUi Include* uUitle*. Relax. 'u/e/noU. 362-3177 Beautjfut "spadous 1 & 2 bedroom From: $430 Pteaj4Ca.T.261-4M0or «44-7500 CaJ: 442-0033 apartments. FROM $415 729-4020 Some ot our amonrtles include the pneMonth TROY Ford Rd.'l bTk. E. of Wayne Monthly or Lease 400 Apt8.ForRe.nl loOowtng Mon.-Frl 8am-5pm . SOMERSET AREA Sal 4 Sun. t-Spm • Carpeted Evening appointment* ava-taKa 729-6636 ' PRESTIGIOUS • Decorated IS HQOo • Park-t>e salting LIVING • Close to shopping 400 Apt«. For Rent Picture spring-fed Scenic Lake. Enjoy Be^vliM spacious decorated 1 and • Close to expressway i bodroom apartments & atudios. • Owner paid hwl the liquid delights of its sun drenched Some ol our aa-tenlOes Include: Windemetv pool...the fun of its tennis courts...And • Owner paid heal COUNTRY COURT APTS . Swimming Pool the month that is free in your comfort • laundry facilities Country Living Apartmatts • Bafconies or paOo* able one two or three-bedroom apart • PartOng 721-0500 Farmlngton Hills' • intercoms ment. You'll love the location halfway . Beautiful oarpotino, Westland ...at its Best!!l between U of M and EMIT, on the . Dishwasher* • Spinous 1 Ac 2 • Swimming Pool, Best Apartment Value • Disposals Bcdroori Units AATA bus line. . Air Conditloolna Jicuiri. Oubhouse Cable TV now available . Close 10 snooping & • Private Entrance expressway • Lighted Tennis Courts Plus A S200 Briarwood shop From only S495 montNy FREE • W»shcr/Dry NINE MILE BEST APARTMENT VALUE HOOVER AREA Studios, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments TOWNHOUSES li/ViolA Security Services (10 1/2 Mile) Some of our amenities In Heat Included clude the following Air Conditioning O Daily MACARTHUR Laundry Facilities 9-730 MANOR Storage Area mm Weekends only at Swimming Pools N3RTHSME 10-5 the 2 bedroom, central air, Community Rooms lOMIe basement, parking, beauti Tennis Court 968-8688 fully decorated. $400 a FREE CABLE TV fquil HMJnf Opfortunr/ month. of Farmington Hills 758-7050 This 626-4396 Northv/estem Highway West of- Middlebelt Rd. WARREN Summer, 0> Managed oy Kaflan Enterprises. 352-3800 RYAN/10 MILE AREA Beautlflcatlon Winner 3 years In a row. Enjoy Huge New Townhomes Beautiful spacious deco rated 1 and 2 bedroom Living! with Old English Charm. apartments. Some of our amenities Include the fol From spacious one and two bedroom apartments lowing: with spectacular balcony views to a heated in- dobr swimming pool, Mt'estland Towers offers • Intercoms you everything you need to enjoy living! • Air Conditioning • Owner paid heat • Nine-story, high-rise luxury • Tennis courts • Disposal • Sauna and Game Room • Ideal location • Laundry Facilities • Walking distance to shopping • Parking • Deluxe carpeting • Sr. Discounts RENT INCLUDES HEAT One Monlh's YSdWESTlAND J FROM $415 Free Rent AATOWERS A 9 A B I M.[ N t $ Foxpointe's 2 and 3-bodroom townhomes are huge. PINECREST APT. iiii ACAA located on Yole Rd., one block west of 1400 sq. ft. huge. And private. Private entrances. Private /4.V4QW W^TyTwM.bervveenfoid&WorfenfWs. Hours Mon. • Frl. 9am-5pm covered parking. Your own washer and dryer in your and by appointment I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I townhomc. And it's all new. Brand new. But with Old •••••••••••••••••••••••I 757-6700 English character. Now that's worth looking into. Wesriand THERE'S GOLD FABULOUS OF FARM1NGTON HILLS SUMMER SPECIAL! 473-1127 • 26375 Halstead Road SECURITY DEPOSIT IN THE COVE. l> MlMjed by tartan EfJcfprl^s. 352 3S0O ONLY $200 POOL WESTLAND AREA SPACIOUS 1 4 2 bedroom apt*. Carpet, patto, air. Heal Included There's $539 in jjold bullion at Schooner 1 BEDROOM-$425 J- §Af>W 8 BEDROOM-$475 Cove mateys. (Translation: $539 off a nihilitiesties ^ef6n0^gl§^l^ BLUE GARDEN APTS. 1-bedroom apartment). Swash your Westtand'a Fined Aparlrhent* Cherry Hfl Near MenVnan buckles over to Ford Lake and use your The difference between Oa-fy 11am-6pm.. SiJI. 10am-2pm 729-2242 schooner, pirate's ship, sailboat, water sW boat, jet ski or wind surfer. Take a dip in ordinary and extraordinary WESTLAND ESTATES the pool. Sun on the deck. Then look in 6843 WAYNE apartment living (nee* Hudjon'a) side at the all-new interiors...the OrJy $200 depOShVapproved or edrt patios...the window walls...all yours, at 1 bodroom from $420 The Apartments _. 2 bodroom from 1465 $539 off. Shiver your timbers if you miss Includes air conditioning .- Spacious 1 and 2 bedrooms, this one! '_•«•• ^ balconies, basement laundry 1 11 hoat - carpet - ewtmming MMS&0&$^ W*chen wiihCencrncrtt^Kttrlt e topMancis'-.-:¾ .¾ ^ pool. No pets. and storage facilities, tiled 72t>6488 " .As baths , a wondtrfut plact to comt waj$hcr md dxyet/ "•••' ^:. WARREN home to RYAN/10 MILE AREA The Location Near 1-75, walking distance to Beautlflcatlon Wlnnor Somerset Mall, 5 minutes from $M§%lMGi)&ii64 »i it^ livottb icbool dfetrict. Fcwmki 3 years In a row. ' Downtown Birmingham ^fe'lf^^rtftptf li cW*i4-2^ md t*6and ^t a a most desirable spot ,e Boautlful spacious decc- '^^^kwS«'# ^O® **^*tt«.a»rf*% C«^tt and ' retod 1 end 2 bedroom The Setting ^^f^^eOcf. of Hjr»wuiSi^i lu tpcdmtr «bopp*og- apartments. 8ome ol our Beautifully landscaped )¾^¾^ Jw'fiwi ****. plrii^aU or vte,t ow roodd amenities Include the fol grounds, large, mature maples : m lowing: and oaks r)i0;^y&fa l0:?w^^n>4^^ •• ******* a park in {/¾ middle of town t Intercoms • <. i •Air Conditioning The Extras 1 • Owner paid heat Rkhly decorated entry ways, •Dlspoeal pool, picnic area, carports • Laundry Facilities a wtkom't rtUtffrom ordinary • Parking "••»'. aparlmtnt$ • Deluxe carpeting • 8 r. Discounts Details Make The Difference FROMS415 BAYBERRY PLACE MAYFLOWER APTS l934lAxtoll-Troy, Michigan 48084 Hour* Mob, - Frl. 9anv5pm v Please call and by appointment 643-9109 754-7816 Front $VS5 montrJy Jim ^^» f^JW»W"fW»w»fnrn ^wp^^i^. 8E* O&E Monday, July 24, 1989 402 Furnished Apia. 404 Houses For Rsnt 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 412 Townhouses* 414 Southern Rentals 421 Living Quarters 432 Commercial /Retail 438 Office/Business Space WESTLANO. Livonia 8chooU- Condos For Rent HILTON HEAD ISLANO CONOO For Renl For Rent BIRMINGHAM. Available now, dean ORCHARO LAKE VILLAGE. 2 bed To 8hare room home wiuY garage A base Charming 3 bedroom brick ranch, Ocean f(onl. 33' Irom beach lor otdor home, 2 bedrooms, basement, tH ca/ garage, neal & dean, »650. BIRMINGHAM: 3 bedroom. Oua/lon rent, sale or partnership. 1st floor, 'A ROOMMATE SERVICE' BLOOMFlELO TWP-Office *pac« garage. Newer ca/pei, »595 after re- ment. $625 pot mo., IV* month* se FARMINGTON HILLS 465sq ft, private tear entrance, ad curity deposit, no pieta. 685-0197 After 6pm. . • -464-7621 Lake area,.newty decorated, fire newly redocorated. Call 652-2868 bata, security deposit; 64/-3047 place, wood floor*. 2 cv ga/eoe. HOME-MATE on 10 Mile Rd. jacent parting. Ask for Mary Oskcs WESTLANO - 3 bedroom brick »950. Available Aug 15. 647-1162 HILTONHEAO.SC. between Hsislead ft Haggorty . »647-2022 BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM • 14 Mile/Woodward. PLYMOUTH-complately remod Absolutory gorgeous, furnish de- e!od,1 bedroom, fireplace, fun ranch, famrty room, finished base 1 bodroom ocean condo. Ne*ty SPECIALISTS lux* apartment*. Short Of long term 2 bedrooms, basement, garage, menl, ga/age. |72S/Month flu* 1½ BLOOMFlELO HHL6: 3 bedroom, decorated. Spectacular view on BY OWNERS FOR LEASE room, dining room, basement, pa RETAIL/OFFICE W. Bloomflefd- 1 4 2 room suites. leases. Prime In-town location. carpel, appliance*, fenced yard. rage. Lease, security. No pet*. month security deposit 553-0219 2' lMMirMMMMMar|tMMririri| o,tt< • JH Awefejic T«»n fore you go any further. If you are satisfied Beautiful salting for thle charming Beverly Hills home. Nice family area with AIR SHOW s P-1tf»tconO»nw
T. lease. 455-5977 CENTURY-'21 pel*. One year fcase. »1150/md. end Xerox available. 651-2764 houses. 20 detsghlfut 2 with ga/ege. Fenced ya/d. Washer, After 6pm »73-9826 sort home, 2 level*, 4 bedrooms, 2 BEAUTIFUL house In downtown Bir IN SOUTHFIELO bedroom unit*. TV, dishes, dryer. $665 per mo. 1-655-6340 BOW 464-7111 fun baths, fireplace, cathedral cell PLYMOUTH - amen 1 bedroom ing. Includes a huge walkaround mingham. Fully furnished. »375 per FARMINGTON H1LL6; You too can . linens. Extendable ^ day BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom, refrig home with garage. Stove 4 refrfger- W.6LOOMF1ELO executive, I960'* monlh. plus 1/3 ut.utle*. 642-7342 357-5566 be » full floor user. 3.000 sq ft leases. Great location. deck with • grand view of Lake erator 4 stove, newly remodeled, »lor. 1 yea/ lease. No pet*. $400 3 bodroom, huge tamlty room, nre- Michigan, sleeps 8. »799/wk. ONLY CONSIDER THIS avaJtable. new colonial structure;, From $960 carpeting, hardwood floor*, walk: lo month piu* tecurlry. CaM Chuck place. custom kitchen, attached ga ALL CITIES • SINCE 1976 very aggressive lease rales. wi» downtown, $650. 653-9167 Hrorock 459-3600:459-4917 rage, lake privileges, »695.649-2649 CLOISTERS 462-1852 LOCATION IF YOU divide. Can Rand/ Te/now, i ,644-0832 PAY NO FEE Byron W. Trertce Co. 540-1000 PLYMOUTH. 3 bodroom ranch, fin 14 MJe 4 Crook* Area BOYNE/BEAft RIVER .- Walloon Unli You Sou Lislings ol WANT TO BE SEEN W. Bioomr^id area. 3 bodroom. ap Lake. 6 bedroom*, sleeps 12 lo 15. Vlsibiity to 100,000 car* per dsy. BIRMINQHAM/Royal Oak. luxury 1 BIRMINGHAM.- 3 bedroom. bath"4 ished basoment, appliances. 2 ca/ pliances, hardwood floor*, base "QUALIFIED PEOPLE'' ' FARMINGTON HILLS " bedroom condo, newty furnished, kitchen redone,, new furnace, cent/el 2 bedroom, VA bath luxury town- Fireplace, pond, pool, gotf. VCR. Ford Rd. 4 Middiebett, Garden City. §*rege. walking distance from ment, fenced yard, lake privileges, color TV. Nora 313-464-4260 SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620 750- 12¾) SO. FT. Can 422-2490 High imsoe. M service Building queen bed. color TV. Hnons. uton- sir, carpet, complelerjr.f edecorated. owntown. no pel*. $850 Mr »635 mo. Yr. Lease. 966-3595 house. Fully equipped kitchen, full e64 So. Adams, Birmingham, Ml. 1.301 sq. ft of upgraded office Uls, microwave. »65Q/mo. 737-9296 fireplace, porch, garage, near Som month. 4594145 basement, carport, centra' air. pri space for lease. Call Dan Danleiak erset Malt.$950 por (honih.644-3366 BRIGHTON AREA-Smail quiet re BIRMINGHAM-Roommal* nooded NEW STRIP CENTER. Weal for retail FARMINGTON - BeauliMly fur W.6LOOMFIELd 3 bedroom, 2 vate patio wiih fencod-ln back yard. sort. 4 lake chain, playground, 2 outlet wholesale supply or what 540-1000 REDFORD. 6 Mile, E. of Lahser, balh. Upper Straits La>e. beach & Meat Included. »695. EHO lo share clean 3 bodroom house ever. Fast growing residential com Byron W. TrerV;« Co. nished t bedroom executive con^o, BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom ranch. 2 15778 Burgess. 3 bedroom prick, boat privileges. 4 acres, barn. »1200 bedroom house available July 29. dose to to/m. $400 a mo." includes elr, v>asher, dryer; private parting. bar garage, fenced yard, appliances. AUg 19 4 Aug. 26. 3 bedroom munity. 6700 Canton Center Rd. Lease. »600 mo 478-6076 eppllances. newly decorated, $450 a + security. 335-4400 or 360-1486 house available Jury 29. Aug 26 4 utilities. Call. 647-9413 356-2600 FOR LEASE-1.00010 1.200 Sq Ft. Mother-in-law suite or teenager* month, toon ity deposit 536-7571 Build out lo suit occupancy *iih!n 8 ietreal Near recreation 6 shopping. 642-8686 Labor Oay. $350 per wook. Row FARMINGTON HILLS needs de HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC. W. BLOOMFlELO - VM bodroom. 2 boat. No pots 437-2610, PLYMOUTH/OOWNTOWN week* Prime Uvor.is locaiion Pee $985/mo. 644-2270 or 646-3135 REOFORD-2 bedroom, ,bs«menl, balh ranch. Lois ol *loraoe In full pendable ferrule to share my home. led for attorney or accountant Short lease. Elegantly furnished & carpeled. refrlgerator/ttove, Benetcke 6 Krue $285 per monlh Inchjdos utilities. Forest Place • 2 unit* available. 640 equipped *1, Zot 3 bedroom apis. BLOOMFlELO colonial. Birmingham basement. Newea/pet 4 eppllances. BRIGHTON - Lake Chemung and 1,200 sq. ft each. Immediate oc Broker protected. ^ 525-7670 washer/dryer, leneed' ya/d. $475 Fireplace. »745. - 626-6362 FARMINGTON HILL8 - T*«mh Es- Call: 477-41890T 476-5923 No'pei*. From »890. »26-1714 Schools. 3 bedrooms. V* baths, a» plus $600 security. 477-2814 Clean 2 bodroom lakelronl cottage, cupancy. 14S5-73.73 laies. 1 bedroom condo, washer/ boat good fishing, no pets. »400 LIVONIA- FOR LEASE. Superb loca appliances, 2 ca/ garage, central air. W. BLOOMFlELO. 2 bedroom .f ARM1NQTON HILLS-Female 'Will tion, • center, site. Attractive suite. lake privileges, security.' 559-0647 dryer, pool, tennis. Before 5 prrf week. 517-546-9420 share expenses with same. 2 bod PRIME BIRMINGHAM ReleB Space HOME SUITE HOME REDFORO: 3 bedroom, garage, house. Refrigerator A stove. Walnut 851-9443, after 5pm. 462-3930 on Maple. 1600 so. ft Immediate 1100 sq. ft Handy access 4 exit Ex stove 6 refrlg. 8. Redlord Schools. room. 2 balh apartment washer/ Attractively furnished 1 and 2 BLOOMF'lElD HILL8 • Sprawling Lake privileges. »575 month + se BRIGHTON. Ore Lake: Charming occupancy. Call B 4 C Properties. cellent practice visibility. $595/mo. p-'us security deposit. Al dryer. $350. Cheryl ' 768-0814 r bedroom Apt*, with ell amenities. brick ranch. Conaul 6 Andover curity deposit Call: 655-9405 FARMINGTON HILL8 &*&>. Spa- log cabin cottage, screened porch, 08.1:476-7860 ter 5.30. 451-7542 clous 2nd floor unit. 2 bslroom, 2 7 grsat locations. Monthly leases. schools. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 spacious yard, canoe 6 row beat FEMALE HEEOEO. To share 2 bed A.E., M.C.. Visa accepted. fireplaces, take-privileges. Lawn sec- bath, balcony, pool, garage. Sha/pl Eves: (or leave message) 531-2868 UVONIA OFFICES - 3 locations: ROCHESTER area Executive feneh. Includes heat »790. Optlon-lo-buy. room furnished apartment In West- RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT 7 mile/Midclleboll. 5 mne/Middie- vice $ 1600/mo. Short term. 2½ aores- 2 batha, 2 fireplaces. For 405 Property land Pool 4 air. *3©0 per mo. 540-8830 D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 553-5929 or 353-4555 0*737-1651 CHARLEVOIX Maple/lnkster Shopping, Center. belt. 5 mJle/Farmlngton From 2 mal dining/iMng/lamjfy room 4 Management Lakefront Condos. Sloeps 2-12. Air. Call 42205463 rooms to 5549 sq.fl suites more.$l195./mo. 588-«676 ROYAL. OAK-Northwood* area. 1 FARMINGTON HILLS. 12/MWdle- Cable TV. pool. Jacuzzi, fireplace, FEMALE rx>n smoking roommate FUal class space from »10 sq ft. bedroom completely furnished in BLOOMFlELO - Maple/Telegraph ABSENTEE OWNER bert. 2 bedrooms/2 baths, washer/ beach. 655-3300 or 363-3885 needed tor 2 bedroom 2 full balh ROCHESTER HILLS Can Ken Hale or Mike Tomes. cluding color tv 4 microwave. Short ROCHESTER - Downtown. Impec dryer, balcony, pool, no pets. $690. CORNER OF AUBURN 4 JOHN R Days: 525-0920 Eves 261-1211 3 or 4 bodroom quad leve4.3 baths- cable older home. 3 bedrooms. 1« We porsonalaa our service lo meel apartment Southfleld area. term lease available. »560/monih Air. Fireplace. Bloomfield Hills your leasing & management needs. Available mid Aug. 851-1753 CHEBOYOAN-Modwn lake Ironl Join Great Scott Market Arbor , 688-5755.651-0111.0/623-9430 bath*, lueptece, l»rge covered 356-2676 UVONIA/PLYMOUTH AREA schools. All appliances. $1600 per basemenl porch, dining room, kitch • Associate Broker* - Bonded cottages on Munroe Lake {near Drugs. Murray'* Discount Auto month. After 5pm 542-0418 • Member Oakland Rental Housing Mackinac), 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6. FEMALE Non-smoker socks same Parts 4 many specialty stores. 1.382 820 sq. ft suite, professional buW- ROYAL OAK/W BLOOMFIELD en, fun basement, 2 ca/ garage. FARMINQTON HILLS - I bedroom Ing. Ample parting Lease Include* $1100/month. Before 5 pm: Assoc. boats. $275 a week. 531-7618 lor 2 bedroom 2 balh apartment In lo 15.000 sq It WiH dhlde. Broker* Kewty furnished luxury 1 & 2 bed CANTON-Slngle bodroom home, • Before making a dodsion. call usl condo. Immediate occupancy. Auburn HilIVTroy. Washer/dryer. protected. ail but phone. 464-2960 room. Color TV. linens, microwave, 979-4400 After 6 pm: 652-3149 tSOO/MO. plus utilities. 655-2466 COMPLETELY REMODELEO v norvdrlnker* preferred. Quiet rural $262.50/mo.'-Before Noon.853-5066 Call: 559-1160 Irom »625. 737-0633 Of 690-3906 setting. Appliances, $350/mo. + D&H Chalet in the woods. Sloops 8. pool LIVONIA/PLYMOUTH a/e3- Private ROCHESTER HILLS - 2 bedrooms FARMINGTON HILLS, spacious 1 54 holes of goil, including ihe Leg STOREFRONT 600sq.fl office. 131 sq.ft. Monthly lease in utiirtles. 397-1906 with basemenl. nowty remodeled, Income Property Mgml. FEMALE, responsible non-smoker SOUTHFIELO - For Immediate occu bodroom condo. fully equipped end. Schuss Mountain. 1-293-7070 (23-30), lo share with same - 2 550 month includes utilities. cludes phone answering Secretarial pancy. Furnished 1 bedroom apart CASS/ELIZABETH LAKE Rd. »lth/wlthout appliances. Farmington Hills 737-4002 kitchen with microwave, centra! air. Garden City 6/ea. 427-6821 service available. 464-2960 651-6404 375-2626 Bedroom Apt. in Westland. Pool. ment. »550 a month Including heat. Watertord Twp. 2 bedroom, 2 bsth, washer-dryer, carport, pool, tennis GAVLORO AREA $250. + ^electric. 281-7669 SpodaJ security deposit $200. stove, refrigerator, disposal, air. courts. »565 mo. 591-6023 Lakefront, 4 bedroom, 2 balh. san Flexible lease terms. 357-2503 ROCHESTER HILLS 4 bedrooms, t dy beach, dishwasher, dock, oas LIVONIA (tlached garage, no basement. bath, dining room, basement. 47211 408 Furnished Houses HUNTINGTON PARK • luxury con FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to 434 Ind./Warehouse grill, boat 8-19 thru 9-2. 642-2891 share 2 bedroom Westland apart- 'The Medical Plaza'" West Bloomfield $750/mo. or purchase land con Oequindre N ol Auburn. $600 mo. do. 2 bodrooms, 2 full baths, at Lease or Sale MEDICAL SUITES tract. Leave message 258-0335 $900 socurity. 752-5217 For Rent tached garage. »1400/mo. includes menl with same $225 plus H utili BLOOMFlELO LAKES APTS GLEN ARBOR HOMESTEAD ties $200 socurity. 325-4631 1060 thru 4500 Sq Ft SUMMER SPECIAL CLARKSTON . Elegant 3 bedroom COMMERCE.LAKEFRONT. 3 bod- association loe. 656-1770 Condo for rent 2 bedrooms, 2 CANTON/WESTLAND FOR LEASE. Private Entrances 2 corporate apartments avaflabie In ROCHESTER - Lovofy private 3 bed rooms. Irom Sept 5(h to May 1517», baths on Lake Michigan Available Ford Rd 4 Hlx. units 3200-4000 4 coda/ contemporary. Wooded acre room cedar contemporary on hilly NORTHVILLE. Northrldge Farms. FEMALE, seeking same, lo sha/e immodiate Occupancy a smalt, private complex. age Cut-do-sac. Greatroom. cathe »635 month, security, references. beginning Aug 19th large 2 bedroom. 2 bath epartmont 6156 sq. ft. may be combined lor STUOK>:*500 wooded 2 acre lot with million dotla/ No pots. 357-1348.363-4338 1300 sq. ft executive condo. 2 bed Call after 6pm. 426-2517 larger user. Fully finished Indudod CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. dra) ceilings, marble flreplaco, deck vie* Cathedral ce-filngs. skylights, at Somerset Apartmonts in Troy. ONE BEDROOM: $500 - $650 room, 2 bath, central air. pool, com- »360 month 649-1665 16x12' executive office. Great ac ing, near expressways. $1900/mo. freplsce. 2000 sq. It.. pietofy furnished. Includes all appli 471-7100 TWO BEDROOM: »600-»?S0 0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 HALE - family got away *oekend In cess to I-275.1-98 41-94. Owner ag Ail pi the apartments include car $1500 per month. 693-2834 408 Duplexes For Rent ances, mini blinds, now tastoful fur Ihe north woods. 5 bedroom gressive. Call Paul: 981-7017 LIVONIA - 5 mile and Farmington peting, drapes, new decorator furni DEARBORN HEIGHTS NO. - S. Ol niture, dishes, rmens. move right In. co11age.indoor pooi.hot tub.wooded FEMALE seeking same to sha/e 2 Rd. 1 room with drvidor. 160 sq ft ROCHESTER-Nlce 3 bedroom CANTON duplex. 3 bedrooms, ga »1.000 month, 1 yr. lease. 1¼ month bedroom apartment. Lfvonla/West- FARMINGTON HILLS • 4000-5000 ture by Globe Interior* 6 ere com Ford Rd . W. ol Booch Oary. Immac home. 2 baths. Walk to downtown, arca.517-345-0711. 517-873-3501 elluliMies. »150/mo. Ca-I 422-2321 pleter/deoofated. ulate targe 3 bedroom colonial. 2½ rage, basement. »700. 553-9620 security deposit, no pels. 624-6334 land area. open. Leave message or sq ft. with dock 4 grade level door. and schools. All appliances. $1000/ HAR80R SPRINGS. Indoor-outdoor Washer & dryor on main floor. Heat bairu. family room, central air, 2½ after 6pm. 326-1609 reasonaNe 478-5090 LIVONIA - 7 M:ie/Fa/mlngton. Con- mo. 879-5774 CANTON-3 bodroom, V\ bath, fam NOVI-Stonehenge, 2 bodroom, 1V* pool, tennis programs with on-site temporery professional service 4 water Included. OE a!r condition car gagage. 2300 sq. ft, $ 1300/mo. ily room, laundry room, deluxe ap 04 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 balh, basement private garage, ai/. pro 4 views of Boyne Highlands FEMALE TO SHARE 2 bedroom. 2 LIVONIA - 1.200 sq.ft. m Action In building. Ata/m. secretary ava.Tablo. ing. Second bedroom can be used ROCHESTER - 3 bedroom, VA bath, pliances. »725/mo. Immediate oc carpeted, pool, kitchen appliances, bath ta/go apt. in Troy. Good loca dustrial Center on Stark Rd.. S. of I- as office or den. Ideal lor executives exclusive setting. Oakland Two. 1½ championship golf courses. »10sq. H.net 476-1847 BURT R07SCK0OLCRAFT cupancy. 655-4953 washer/dryer, clubhouse. 356-7953 Trout Crock Condominium Resort tion, central air. laundry laoitUes 96. Office/warehouse space with or young business persons relocat acres. Children* playhouse. »1000 reasonable rent 643-8790 separate entry, resuoom. office MEDICAL CUNJC ing Into area. Cleaning services 2 bedrooms, carpet, drapos, gas month. 863-2848 NORTHV1LLE - 1 bedroom country 1-800-678-3923 heat, wen Insulated. $330 plus so PLYMOUTH - Brand now 1 bedroom area 4 warehousa/worx aroa with Fully equipped Near l-696-convon- available. Beach privileges on Cass apartment Nevrty romodelod, large walkout, fire-place, stove, refrigera FEMALE WANTED 10 Share 2 bed curity. 255-3628 ROYAL OAK - 3 bodroom ranch, 1½ HARBOR SPRINGS - PETOSKEY roiling door In back. Great opportu lent exit X-Ray. office and denial lake. No pets, please. screened porch. »40O/MO. Includ tor, dishwasher, carpeting, etc $650 room house in downtown Birming nity (or contractors. Cghl Industrial 2920 Schroder Bfvd. 2 blKs. N of baths, basemenl. a.1 kitchen appli Fully furnished I, 2. 3 4 4 bedroom equipment. Also whirlpool Ready lo DETROIT: Brlghtmoof. 14411 Dol ing heat 349-5739 464-4119 month. Ca.1 Anne 476-3303 condominiums. Prestigious resort ham. Non-smoker. $375/mo. + vt Available soon. Call Low 261-9803 move-In. Call 643-4633 Orchard lake Rd. oft Cass lake Rd ance*, air. carpeting Immediate oc utilities. 433-3862 • FOR APPOINTMENT: phin. 2 bodroom. $245 per mo. $400 cupancy. $650 652-3111 OAK PARK-2 bodrooms. newty dec addresses, luxurious accommoda security deposit. Ca3 after 4pm. PLYMOUTH - 2 bodroom. 2½ bath WESTLANO 6 CANTON METRO AIRPORT - 19x12 ft. office, 681-9161...681-6309.J£4_£392 orated. 10 Mile 4 Cootidge. For rent condo. Fireplace. 2 large docks tions. Lakefront units, tennis courts, UVONiA - Person needed to share 427-0418 SOUTHFlELD - Country atmos pools. 6 elegant developments to AvaHablo Immedialory. kitchen 6 uutitles included Can or sale. 873-5757 .-"VOriooklng Hlnes Park. Ail appli home 7 MJe 8 Middiebeit a/ea. 4000 to25,000 sqft Mike between 9am and 5pm. WESTLANO AREA phere. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fire ances Including washer/dryor. mi choose from. J225/MTH p\is hall expenses. DETROIT, Wa/ren 4 Evergreen. 2 place, dining room, 2 ca/ attached BEDFORD- 6 Mile 4 Grand Rtvor. 5 CALL CA"ROL PARKER Aggressive rales 478-6070 Warehouse access. 946-9369 Close lo transportation Reasonable bedroom, basement, fenced, pool, aowave, side-by-slda refrigerator. 478-6253 rales. Sale area. Clean 1 bedroom ga/ege. No Petsi Subject to credit room upper flat Side drive ga/age. One car garage. $795 month. GARBER REALTY. INC. OFFICE SPACE, 8 MJe 4 Telograph. deck, new ca/poi. pels OK. Section report, employment letter, etc. »325/mo. plus socurity. Call ovos. 1-600-433-6753 UVONIA - prtvale bath 6 shower, unit*. 728-0739 8. »350 mo. »350 socurity. 522-7508 Call Ray Loe. The Michigan Group. 436 Office / Business Existing business has additional off $«9S/MO. CALL ROY OR JOANNE: 353-3730 Realtors 591-9200 kitchen 4 laundry privileges, partly ice space ava-tabie. Perfect for man Westland 476-7005 HARBOR SPRINGS: 3 bodroom furnished private basement apt. FARMINQTON HILLS: Orchard SOUTHFIELO- 12 Mile/Oroenflold Collage on Ultie Traverse Bay. 8pace ufacturer* rep. or equivalent We FULLY FURNISHED , Lak'e S Eleven Mile. 3 bedrooms, 1 PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom. 2½ balh Non smoker preferrod. J60/woekfy provide furniture, telephone, lax SOUTHFIELO. 10 Mile/Evorgroen area. 2 bodroom. hardwood Boor*, condo. Fireplace. 1 ca/ garage, fin Available Aug. 7 thru 31st '4 utilities. 261-4027 AIRPORT is not la/ Irom this new bath. 2 car garage. No pels. »600. a/ea, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. Immedi appliances, available August 1. $8S0./woekly. 433-0852 machine and light typing. CORPORATE SUITES month plus socurity. 474-0927 ished basement, brick pallo with Canton Office Complex. One of Ask for Miss While 356-0366 ate occupancy. 1 year lease. »825. »465/mo. 557-1038 LOOKING FOR female to sha/e Metro Detroit'* lastest growing Westland Towers 357-1324 grin, appliances 8 window treat HARBOR SPRINGS luxury condo ki FARMINQTON HILLS-3 bodroom, 1 ment*. $900/month. 459-3783 1250 so. ft. apt In Fe/mlngton Hills. communities ncr* offer* Shared Off PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN WAYNE DUPLEX 2 bodroom brick Harbor Cove. 2 bodroom 6 loft, »345 per mo. immediate occupancy. Our 1 and 2 bedroom furnished Cor ear garage, available August. »500 ice space. Start with • single office 2 suites - 940 4 540 sq. ft. each. Ex. S0UTHF1ELD/12 MILE RD. with hardwood nco/s, wet plaster, PLYMOLTTH. 2 bedroom condo. car maximum 6. beach, pools, tennis, by Kelly. 477-4592 porate apartment* laxe the incon deposit. »575/mo. 477-1274 area. Short term lease. 3 bodroom basemenl, appliances. $425 plus 1H wook only $750. Can 8am to 5pm. of 150 sq ft 6 grow to as large as oeOenl parting. Close lo bank* 4 port, laundry room, all appliances, you need in this 30.000 sq.fl. com post Office. "•• 455-7373 venience out ol your relocation FARMINQTON HILLS - dean. 3 house. $625 per month. mo* dopc&t 728-9268 750-9060 MALE ROOM ATE wanted to sha/e l/ensfer. Decorator design high rise vaulted ceilings 6 skylights. $700. plex. Shared Secretarial Services 4 bodroom ranch with basoment 4 Call aftor 5PM, 543-4376 Call Ethel, Real Estate One. house m Btoomfidd H.lls. »300 a PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN apartments feature fully equipped WESTLANO. central a/ea. 3 bod- HARBOR SPRINGS - Homo tor ronl month including util.ties. $300 se Conference facilities 4 month-to- fireplace. $750/mo. Immediate oc SOUTHFIELO - 2 bedrooms, all ep- rooms. 2 baths, »550 plus socurity 455-7000; 459-6937 by wook $425 or weekends $150. month leases available. CaK: Prime office space. Irom 1000 to kitchens with utensns, maid service, cupancy. Call Natalie 553-4020 curity dopos.1. 335-4266 indoor heated swimming poof, ten poancea. large lot. Two reforoncea. deposit No pets. 726-6953 Sloeps 6. Close to beach 6 down International Business Corners 4000 sq ft Can tor delays PLYMOUTH. 2 specious bodrooms. Deborah. 344-9369 nis, exoeriso and sauna. Month lo FARMINQTON HILLS - 3 bedroom »650 per month. • 624-1479 living 4 dining, basoment. 1½ baths, town. Call 313-669-5940 i MALE Will sha/e 3 bodroom home In 433-2070 WESTLANO. Ford A Nowburgh, 1 Rodlord. »275 per monlh. 533-1224 month lease available, i house, new kitchen, dining, SOUTHFIELO - 3 bedroom ranch. bedroom, $395 per mo plus utili carpeted, epplianoes. pallo: $600 + HARBOR SPRINQS-Luxurlous con- ANNOUNCING SHAREO OFFICE PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN appliances, ca/pel. $820 per month. $700/monlh. 23515 Russcfl. Also: 2 ties. Call 454-6903 utilities & socurity. 591-6563 do. 2 bodroom 2 bath. Lakeside MIDOLE AGED female preferred to SPACE ... Now Locations Thru-Oul Prime office space. Irom 1000 to Westland Tower* Is 1 brx. W. ol Csl aftor 6pm. 669-2917 1 club, nostlod on shores ofl Round 4000 sq It Call lor detsils: bedroom »tory 6 a half. $600/ ROCHESTER HILLS - wa. * to shop sha/e home In Rodlord. Furnlshod The Metro A/ea lor smaSor Execu Wayne Rd., between Ford 4 Warren month, 23556 Russell. 353-1045 LX. Jacutzl. pool 4 more. 354-6175 bodroom. $400. mo Includes all util tive Office, noed*. Suites from 150 Deborah. 344-9369 fids. Call 721-2500. FARMINQTON HILLS-PresllglOU* ping 2 bodroom. V/> bath, base neighborhood. Besutfut 4 bedroom 410 Flats ment, garage, air, 1 yr old. No Pets, ities, cable TV 6 local phone calls. sq ft with shared telephone answer PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN SYLVAN LAKEFRONT: 2 bedroom, HIGGINS LAKE COTTAGE Cell Mon-Frl. only between 9am- ing, secretarial services 4 confer colonial, neutral colors. $1300 per firep!ace. new carpet, available OEAR80RN - Ford Rd /Oroonflold. $850/mo 651-0457 for rent Sleeps 4. $250 per week. Approx. 1.400 sq. ft. prime office 404 Houses For Rent month. 1½ months socurity. Oppor Lower spacious, dean. 2 bedroom. 4pm, ask for Ba/b: 422-4M66 ence facilities. Flexible short-term space. Exceflent parting year-round, Immediate occupancy, ROCHESTER- 1 bodroom. air. ail Call (313)735-9841 leases 4 growth options lo convonti- tunity to purchase with flexible »600/mo. plus security. 663-4139 Appliances, basement. »495 ptu» Can Deborah. ANN ARBOR. S. Lyon. Royal Oak. 3 terms. 478-3228 unties. 584-9360 appliances, pool. Hoat S waior In HOMESTEAO - Beachfront condo onal space. 344-9369 bedroom, basement, kids, single*, TROY: Birmingham tchool*. cluded. $500. mo. Days: 727-1662 on Lake Michigan. Ooooralor fur NICE GUY! • BIRMINGHAM pels okay. 273-0223. FARMINQTON. In town. 3 bedroom Adams/Big Beaver. 4 bodroom. 214 0ETR01T - near 7 Mile 4 Wood Eves 4 weekends: 656-9584 nished. 2 bedrooms. 2 baihs. By Cat Businessman looking for home .CANTON/PLYMOLrm PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN trl-levoi. V'4 baths, appliances, no ward. 5 room upper hat »275 per to share In Birmlngham/Bioomfieid . FARMINGTON HILLS Approx. 1.400 sq. ft prima olfice AUBURN HILLS: immediate occu bath eotontai. 2 ca/ garage, treed 'A owner. 626^8609 pets. Occupancy early Aug . $750. 8cre,»14S0/mo. 642-5186 month plus socurity deposit SHORT TERM LEASE area. Win be m area t couple ol • TROY space. Exceflont parking pancy. 3 bedroom ranch. Excodonl 255-2058 255-5204 Ca"l 645-2784 BIRMINGHAM LAKE CHARLEVOIX • 1 bedroom weeks por month. Ma.'e/)ema!e O.K. • ANN ARBOR Can Deborah. condition. $750./mo. OPEN Sat.. TROY -EXECUTIVE ranch, ovorstze condo s'oeps 4. with pool 4 jscuzzl. Neat. with sense ol humor. Also Can 344-9369 July 22 or can lor eppt 652-4147 FENTON: 1 Mile US. 23.. 100' Lake- LIVONIA-3 BEDROOM, Available lor 1 month to 1 yr eio- great/com. cathedral ceilings, fire gantJy furnished 1 bedroom condo close lo downtown. $650 woekty. noed garago lor Sports Ca/. Cell International Business Centers Iront. on aH-sport* lake. Private 3 upstairs, stove, refrigerator. aU utili many openings. 876-3917 Howard Flerro, 1-415-359-5601 PLYMOUTH - Prime Sublet epportu-, BERKlEY-lower flat, 2 bedroom, bodroom. newty decorated, beauti place. 20ft kitchen, formal dining apartment. Perfect lor translerrrx) 433-2070 room, 2 bodroom 6 den. V\ bath*, ties Included, »550 per monlh. nity lor shared office space In presti w/retrlgorator end «tove. Use Vt ga ful setting. 629-9817 executive. Ca* LAKE CHEMUNG Outdoor Resort NON-SMOKiNG professionals seek gious location Slng'o office or up to »1700 a month. 879-1608 464-1613 housemate In Bloomfield HSs home. ATTENTION rage 4 basement. Clean 4 neat. DENNIS WOLF Overlooking private beach, goti 1500 sq. ft. Short lease ava,iabie. »49$/mo- 529-9042 INK8TER - Cherry Hill - Avondale TROY • lakefront 3 bodroom brick NOV1AVALLEO LAKE area two bed course, indoor poof, tennis courts, $300 per monlh Includes utiiiOes- ATTORNEYS Amp'.e parking. 454-4450 area, 2 bodroom. garage, $385/mo ranch. 2 bath, fireplace,air , aia/m, 2 room lower flat Qvrtet neighbor LICENSED BROKER goil carts Fu3y furnished. $500 per Ca.1 Jim aller 6:30PM 338-6558 Prime sublej opportunity BERKLEY. 2 bedrooms, full base »4 85 deposit 326-8300 hood. Oarage. Washor, dryor. »550 HALL-WOLF PROPERTIES evaJiable for -shared office PLYMOUTH: 1100 to 1600 sq It ment, lamlry room, garage. Privacy ca/ attached gar ago, like new. week. 313-591-0143. 517-548-3712 NON SMOKING Roommate wanted 651-4086 month 624-7355 644-3500 space with prestigious firm. office, at Sheldon 4 Ann A/bor Rd fencing, all appliances, air condi INKSTER - 3 bedrooms, newly dec LAKE HURON near Ha/rlsvlUe. 2-3 to sha/e 2 bodroom apartment orated, appliances. Ask about dis Prime downtown Birming Ample parting. Ready for occupan tioning. $675. 853-5717 TROY - 3 bedroom. VS ca/ ga/age. PLYMOUTH: 1 Bedroom Upper Flat, SOUTHFIELO - Luxurious condo - bodroom duplex. 192tt private sand $295 plus utilities. $295 socurity. ham office location. West cy. Flex-lease terms. 459-3434 count rent. »495 mo. Call KJm'j appliances, private entrance. »475/ 3 bedrooms, Irving room, dining beach. 3 bedroom available Aug 12- Immediate occupancy. Telograph/ BIRMINGHAM - Adams/Lincoln Uphots I ertng. anytime, 427-5140 appliances, loncod yard, immediate space for law firm with 2-4 occupancy. $725/mo ± socurity. mo. + Vh mo. socurity. No pets. room. 2 baths. anfJ'swlmmlng pool. 26.2 bedroom. Aug 19-31.471-2426 Northwestern. Dave. 356-2255 attorneys. Short term lease area, 2 bedroom, den. app3ancos. 451-0410 645-6936 PROFESSIONAL air, carpel, I'«sh paint, no pets. LATHRUP VILLAQE-Ront with op Can 566-1272 ava-tabfe. NEW RESORT CONDO SUITES PERSON/couple wanted to sha/e Contact Mr. MiKa,540-8444 $600. 662-6136 tion to buy. 4 bodroom quad, family TROY - 4 bodroom colonial, approx PLYMOUTH: 3 bedrooms, dining SOUTHFIELO: Southnold 4 13 M:le • FURNISHEO- newer Trt Level near Canton. »400 OFFICE room. 2 ca/ ga/age. large kitchen. imately 2400 sq ft Central air condi room,- enclosed porch, appliances, 1 large bedroom condo. Air. Pool Induding a.1 utilities-negotiable. BIRMINGHAM - Attractfve Capo »1150 + » 1500 security. 559-0487 The Water Street Inn BEAUTIFUL Downtown Rochesler First Class Oual Suite tioning. Long Lake Rd. 4 Uvemota dean, g®e, »675 mo. IV* mo. se Carport. Storage. »498./mo. Leave 483-0231 office suites including receptionist 6 Cod. 3 bedroom. ea/poi!ng. fire message or caSeftor 6pm, 646-9591 on Lake ChartavoU In Boyne City Top Floor Bank Building place, stove, refrigerator, loncod LIVONIA - Nice 3 bod/oom, carpet titA. »1500. per monlh. curity. No pets. Aug. 1 451-O410 REOFORO AREA - non smoking conference room. Secretarial 4 Ha/rlman Real Estate 477-4464 1(600H56-4313 ya/d, dose to schools. $750 lease, ing, stove, wasber/dryo/, garage, SOUTHFIELO - 1 bedroom. 1st person to sha/e house. Ga/ege, phone answering available. Profes Sublease $800.355-1700 PETOSKEY/WALLOON LAKE-3 sional, friendly atmosphere. Non security. No pel*.. 682-2247 lenced yard. Lovefy neighborhood. UNION LAKE AREA, lakevtow ranch 412 Townhouses- floor, patio, pool 4 carport. Heal In laundry, $270 per month plus '/> utit- PSYCHOLOGICAL OFFICE space lo »550. Majestic Properties: 332-6500 cluded »495/mo 569-6009 bodroom lake house. Beautiful area. lt.les. Leave meisage. 537-7213 smokers only please. Cal 656-0075 sha/e In Ciaymoor aptv-Franklin Rd. BIRMiNGHAM-Cha/mlng 2 Bed with boat docking end lake privi Many amenities. $600/woek. Avail leges. 9 years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 Condos For Rent and Northwestern. Socurity. part room. 1085 Bird. Neutral decor, mini LIVONIA - Spoclou*. etogant. 4 bed SOUTHFIELO • 11 Mfte/EvOrgrOOn. able Aug 6 through color season. REDFORD: FEMALE NON-SMOKER BELOW MARKET RATE ing. Supervision available. 358-4460 blinds throughout, M basoment, room trl-krvol. 2 bath, 2 ca/ attached baths, family room, sunroom. fire 2 bodrooms. 2½ baths, 2 ca/ 616-347-2845 Grand RVer/Bcoch: $225/month + place, 2 ca/ ga/age. privacy fonoe. AUBURN HILLS - Attracts 2 bed OFFICE SPACE appliances, garage. Available Aug. ga/age, now carpeting, kitchen 6 room condo, all appliances - attached garage, main floor laundry !A utilities. laundry appliances. 1600 sq. It, All appliances. Move in condition. SUMMER RESORTS: Sand lake Telograph 6 6 MHO. 300-1.500 sq. ft. 1, $695 per mo. Can. 644-9097 washor. dryer, freshly painted. »550 a/ea. fun basement Ceil after 6pm. 632-4870 UtiUlcs Included. Can for our REDFORD »1200 month. $900 plus socurity doposfl. CaU9am-Spm 655-6110 Inn. Sand Lake- Motel units & 1,2.3 Open Sun. t-4, 651-5620 per mo. plus utilities, socurity, bur- RESPONSIBLE non-smoking spodals. 265-4000 DELUXE OFFICE SUITES —BIRMINGHAM - charming old Eng HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE INC. chase, option available. 644-4168 6 4bodroom cottage*517-46»-3553 lish style cottage. 2 story, beautiful 477-4464 Stoney Shores, Laxe Huron: 3 bed female. rrJd-twcntios. to start an UNION LAKE LAKEFRONT - 3 bod Wa/ren PRIME BIRMINGHAM Office Space FOR LEASE wood floor*, fireplace In Irving room, BIRMINGHAM • AH new contempo room collages. 517-362-4609 apartment m the Canton/Wesuand 616 SQ. FT. Immodiate- occupancy. air. appliance* furnished, economi LIVONIA. 3 bedrooms. 2 fufl baths, room. 2 bath, contompora/y decor, area. Cain Hcleh 644-6898 24350 JOY RD. double lot. on private, ail sports Ox rary condo. Truly unique residency Rate of 16 50 plus allocable utilities. • Beautful 2 story bunding with cal $600/mo. Call 644-9038 finished basement, carport, very features 3 levels, private court entry, TORCH LAKE - Beautiful home, Cafl B 4 C Properties. 649-6616. clean $750 pc/ month plus $750 se bow Lake. »i250/month. 698-9608 NINE MILE sloop* 6. $600 a week. ROOMMATE lo share condo In NW underground parking BIRMINGHAM - charming 3 bed-, wood floor*. 2 bedrooms, 2½ baths, Fe/mlngton Furnlshod. pool, tennis. • Includes a3 utilities curity deposit 525-3745 cent/ai air. 2 ca/ attached garage. 616-533-6114 BIRMINGHAM OOWNTOWN room, 1¼ bath bungalow on beauti UNION LAKE - 4 bedrooms, 2½ HOOVER AREA Female non-smoker preferred. Upstair*. 3 »p*ce», Ideal (or office or • Redocoraied thru-out ful Chesterfield SL Basemenl. lamlry LIVONIA, 1 bedroom house. $375 baths, attached garage, central air, Location & condition is exceptional, TRAVERSE CITY. BeauliM family »400 Cindy. 661-0214 or 353-5600 • 625tol,250sqtt appliances. Available Aug. »1.195 lor2yea/lease. »1.695. 647-9595 retail. »285 each. 124 S. Woodward. room, living room, fireptaoe. $1150 month plus security. TOWNHOUSES resort. 1 and 2 bedrooms, kltcbon, Immediate occupancy. 682-4762 • Professional^ managed per mo. 669-8222 Call after 5pm weekday*. mo.Days476-4100, eves.363-48it pool. air. Reduced weekly rates.1- ROYAL OAK-Pro!essional male lo BIRMINGHAM Condo/iownhouse - sha/e 2 bodroom apartmont »260/ CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. 531-6474 2 bedrooms, full basement, con- Some of our amenltlles In 800-942-2648 BIRMlNGHAM-DOWrnOWH BIRMINGHAM - Clean. 3 bedroom. UPPER STRAITS LAKE • Executive mo. 546-4361 Suitable lor psychotherapist or 471-7100 I 1 bath ranch. Washer, dryor. Imme LIVONIA • 3 bedroom brick ranch, lakefront. 3 bedroom*. 2½ baths, termporary decor, prime location. clude the following TRAVERSE CITY. East Bay, lake- For Information. 334-6047 other mental health professional. diate occupancy. $700 per month. walking distance lo Franklin high lake room, dining room/den, lamDy lror,t .home, suga/ sand beach, 3 SOUTHFlELD-La/ge bedroom, pri Call 348-1576 REDFORO TYVP-1200sq1l ol olfice Celt after 6PM. 646-2572 school. Available Aug. 1. $750/mo. room. 1st floor laundry. 1 yr. tease. bedrooms, 2 baths, wookty or week vate balh. kitchen privileges. Ca/ space. For information can 8-4:30 »2200 per mo. 661-7636 BIRMINGHAM condo-betwoon Big end rental. After 6pm. 689-4687 port. AU utilities. t300/mo plus se 937-9400 After 5pm, 622-5549 or 471-2656 Beaver & Maple, on Adams, 2 bed MAC ARTHUR BIRMINGHAM SUBLEASE - 2000 BIRMINGHAM - Wean 3 bedroom curity. Ho children or pets. Female sq.ft. ol luxurious olfice space (pri dolihouse. redecorated, now car LIVONIA • 4 bodroom. 2M bath, fire WAILED LAKE - 1 bodroom. nowty rooms, Yh baths, newty decorated, TRAVERSE CITY cottage available only. 352-2245 SINGLE ROOM OFFICE SPACE • appliances. »600. 644-6255 MANOR vate entrance). Ava-Table Immedi pets, paint, blinds, shed. No base place in finished basement Window decorated, appliances, washer/ week of Aug. 26, 3 bedroom*, ately. Terms nogotlable. 626-5602 From 270 sq: ft. up. Starting from sleeps 7. on East Bay. Secluded SOUTHFIELO. Be 1 ol 5 non »295 Including utiU-cs. Ford Rd. 4 ment. No pets. $625'mo. 540-8657 air. 2 ca/ ga/age. Available Aug. 5. dryer. $375/mo. 559-0815 BIRMINGHAM CONOO: for tale or $850. 464-1052 area. $650. 313-455-8711 smokers, quiet spacious home. Middiebeit. Garden City. WATKIN3 LAKE • Walertord. Fur lease. Sale price Is: »48.900. eiQpMRElO TWP. Office Space BIRMINGHAM, colonial. 2 bedroom. • 2 bedroom Kitchen laundry prtvCooes, »260 + Telegraph 6 Orchard Lake tie*. Call 422-2490. 2 bath, appliances, enclosed front MrLFORO VILLAQE-Nowty renovat nished, lakefront. 4 bedroom. 2 Lease: »550'mo. 1 bedroom, 1 • Central el/ conditioning YEAR-ROUND vacation home. 200 6¾ utilities + security. -548-1851 bath, carport. «jr. Call 642-5921 Suites Irom 180 tq. ILTo 1200 sq. ft porch, dock, garage. Excellent con- ed 3 bedroom home, (oft 4 hard bath. 2 ca/ garage, lease Soptember • Carpeting yards from Lak* Huron, thumb a/ea. available starting al »265 per SOUTHFIELO - Professional office "ditlon. $975 month. 644-0069 wood floor*. »750 per month. First/ r-June l. »795/mo. Prefer no pels. • Ha/dwood Floors Great fishing, public access, large TWO ROOMS for rent In Ivge month. All service* Included, Under {10x15) within larger suite. Storage, CaS Mon-Frl. Oam-Spm: 353-9494 BIRMINGHAM. Oraefield condo, lot. 2-3 bodroom. $200/week. Clartston in-town home. Can last mo. rem + security deposit, conlemporanr 2 bedroom, 1 balh, • Fun basoment ground pa/Xing. Ask for PattL reception 6 waiting area included. BIRMINGHAM - compietry renovat immediate occupancy. Sorry no 531-3794 evenings: 625-6277 Possible secretarial. 358-1870 ed 3 bedroom, 1½ bath Dolihouse. WEST BLOOMFlELO - 4 bedroom oak floor*, run basoment central 645-1119 pots. C»fl after 6PM 664-5617 heat/air. appliance*, 1760.334-3606 Dining room, ga/ege 4 porch. Close home In secluded country selling, All from $400 per month WALLED LAKE: Professslonal DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM THREE MONTHS FREE RENT •-. to«rveryth[ng 645-5244 H0RTHV1LLE • salt box colonial. 4 centra) air, afl tppriances, unfur 420 Rooms Rent female, non-smoker, lo sha/e wliti Mulll doctor building with elevator. BIRMINGHAM same. Beautiful house, lake prM- Office Suil as available bedroom,- fireplace, garage, base nished. Lawn care and snow remov 1165 sq.fl.2600 sq.fl, near Somerset B!rmV>g ham-Troy BIRMINGHAM IN TOWN. Fresh al Included. Ava.iabi« Aug. 1st. Newty remodeled 2 bedroom town- BIRMINGHAM- Sleeping room. o»y loges. »300. +-. After 5pm. 669-7177 ment, possible option. 1 yr lease. house available, private entrance,' 3100 sq. ft. 3720 sq.ft.. area. 649-2648 Cape Cod, 3 bodroom. 2½ bath, »1,350 month. • 349-3517 »1350/Mo. plus deposit 661-5261 758-7050 employed, non-smoker, middle fireplace, air, sunporch, 2 ca/ ga fireplace, central a'r, patio. Great lo eged man. mini refrigerator. WALLEO LAKE 3 bodroom, newty Some can be divvied TROY Office Space lor lease. 400 rage. $1375 lease 335-9438 OAKLAND/WAYNE SINCE 1976 WEST eiOOMFlELO-15 Mile and cation, ail new resident* recelvo 1 WATERFORD: Very quiet town- iwTvrV. 646-9167 decorated, shared Dvlna quarter*, sq Jt Clean, ground level, e«ceCeht InVsler. 3 bedroom, Vh baih. large mos. rent free lor a Rmlted time. house for Sept 1. 2 bedroom, .114 washer/dryer, stove 6 RctriooralOf 260 N. Woodwa/d exposure. No Brokers. Cal atm 4 , BIRMINGHAM • In-town bungalow, HOMES FOR RENT fenced ya/d. Furnished, all appli Please call 644-1300 balh, fun b a somen t, 2 car garagl. BLOOMFlELO HILLS • home ike at »300/mo 559-0315 (Home ol the Appeteaser pnv ' ' •• . 586-1099 large screened-ln front porch, large SEE 100 3 WHERE ance*, 2 ca/ ga/age. Subloasa Sept No dogs. »540 first 4 last mo. piu* mosphere. Professional. »65/woek. Reslaurant) , Dying roorri, dining room, kitchen TENANTS 4 LAN0L0RD3 15 thru March 15. «900 per mo. »200 socurity roouVod. 363-2829 Many extra*. Call Lois. 637-84O0; WEST BLOOMFlELO TROY - professional office, win with eating space, 3 bedrooms, 2 SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620 After 6PM 655-3936 BIRMINGHAM «f1or6pm. 336-7681 Male lo sha/e Urge condo with 647-7192 dow «d. in elegant new building. Ex full bafha, full basement, garage. 884 So. Adams, Birmingham. Ml. same, temporary O.K. »320, >n- cellent location. Includes sccreisrtfll *1,000/month. 185 Euclid 647-7712 WESTLANO-Alt/ecuve 3 bodroom. One ola Kind 414 Southern Rentals BEECH 4 6 Mile a/ea dudes uliUfcs. Eves. . 768-0553 EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES 4 reception area. Conference room OAK PARK: 3 bodroom home, bum- lamiry room w/ftreptace, dock, utility Convenient, en one floor, 2 bodroom room for renl with kitcher) AVAILABLE 4 li bran/. Zeroxing available. Call BIRMINGHAM In town, near Quar- Ins. »650./mo. + \'A mo. security room. References required. »720/ townhouse with very large country CLEARWATER Beach. 440 Wost prtvWoges. 535-1812 WESTLAND, female roommale. 641-0060 too Pond. Modern but charmtno 3 deposit. Call 664-0303 mo.f security deposit. 653-6995 kitchen. Private basement, private Gull Iron!, luxury 2 bodroom, 2 balh »250 month 4- H utJ.tle*. rTreptsce, $169 PER MONTH bedroom, fireplace, garage. $1600/ entrance, central air. No pet*.' Close condo. Pool, beach, walk lo »hoo*, GARDEN CITY, Fun house prM- pool, 2 bedroom apartment Must TROY - SHAREO OFFICE SPACE mo. Day*: 540-0260 Eyes: 737-4446 OLD REOFORO AREA. 3 bedroom, WESTLAND - Lfvonli schools. 3 lo shopping 4 commuter line. 6 restaurisnt*. 553-4104 logcs, norvsmoker, neat. »250 per like pets. Non-smoker. 427-6904 • F(6« Use of Conference Room S'mgle Offices with complete tiled basement, garage, fenced rear bedroom*. 2VS ca/ ga/age. stove, re- $815. EHO month. Utilities Inch/dod. • Includes AH Utilities . services. Call: . BIRMINGHAM: Newty remodeled 3 yard, »525 per month plus socurity. frigeralor. »650/mo ± socurity de WSNEY/EPCOT • Luxury 2 and 3 .422-3145 WESTLAND. Single female to share • Excellent Part.log International Business Center* . bedroom home. »6o0/momh plus 471-27*8 posit available Aug 1 427-6545 642-8686 348-9590 bodroom. 2 bath condo, washor, 2 bedroom duplex with same. »205/ • Building FuAy Secured . .433-2070 • dryer, microwave, pool, Jacuirt. len- GARDEN CITY - pleasant furnished month plus 1 /2 utilities. security deposit. leav« message: eonctcke & Krue • On Site Restaurant 737-005» OLO REDFORD, 3 bedrooms, own WESTLANO nls court*. «495 and »525 Week. sleeping room In private home. Musi Days:274:49S9Evenlng*: 721-8791 UVONIA PAVILION •TROY-SUBLEASE uiiuios, »345 plus security. Also. W. 2Bedroom duplex.prNale drive and BIRMINGHAM'S BEST Oays. 474-5150: Eves. 478-9778 be gainfufy employed. Over 40. »50 476-7667 750 sqft. office space. Ideal for BIRMINGHAM, small 2 bedroom. of Telegraph 4 Eight Mile, 2 bed fu* bssemont Ho-* kitchen and ep- per»«ck. 422-436$ sman enginooring/a/chiioctural firm. IMng room/fireplace,- dWng, don, 422 Wanted To Rent . rooms, own utHitie*. new carpet A pnanoes. Quiet residential seitirig GETS BETTER IfVONlA: Furnished room In altrac- FARMINGTON HILLS • 12 Mile be »500./mo. J. 4 M. Reproduction kitchen, utility, eppnancos, garage. (noleum, froshfypaJntod, large yard. »450. NEWLY DECORATED tween Orchard Lk. & Fa/mlngton 568-8100 No pels. $695. 644-4544 FLORIDA-HAWAII tlva house. Central »lr. Close to 1-98. SINGlu MOM. end 8 year old girl, Rd. 2 olflcc*. Approilmatery.180 sq. »465 plus socurity. 634-2044 721-8111 2 or 3 Bodroom Apt*. & Tc**rihomes looking lo share house with same. {with Fun Basoment) Northern Michigan • Caribbean Non-smoking, nort-drlnklno, re ft. each Utilities included. 653-6840 TROY . TO SUBLET. Furnlshod, 15' Maxko. 0.3. West sponsible professional. 572-7378 WestskJe. Cal Oonna 261-3779 by 15' executive olfice wiihln 4 off- From $600 monlh CONDO 4 VILLA VACATIONS 434 Ind./Warehouse Lease or 8ale LIVONIA • Plymouth 6 Inkster area, Ice suite. Include* phones, copy ma Immediate Occupancy -' Goil 6 cruise package* FARMINGTON HILLS chine, facslmi'e machine 6 confar- Lcasina Hour* Irorn 9am-5pm Dally Air • Car - Cruise Reservations dean sleeping room, $275/mo 4 428 Homee --•-•' »150 socurity deposit afl utiiiticJ 23900 Orchard lake Rd. enoe room sorvlcei. Ceil 24 hr». dsT^ Sat 10am-3pm or can fy. 641-8200, Exlenslon 101 646-1188 SUNCOASTTRAVEL included, 427-7395 For The Aged OFFICE SPACE 313-455-5610 irvONtA - Room wtih private balh LOVING CARE FOR ELDERLY In a FOR LEASE WELLINGTON CENTRE • 4.700 Sq. BIRMINGHAM. Newty decorated 2 Ft legal/prolosslonal site available Industrial, Warehouse & Office Space bedroom lownhouse, corner Eton 4 1-800-874-6470 end complete privilege*. Mature homoue almosphor*. Licensed, BELOW MARKET RATE female preferred. UtiMie* Included. nursing e> pcrlonce. 20 year* in op For lease Sept. Presfigiou* Bioom- Maple, »650 piu* OUtitiei and secur • 4,683 Usable Sq Ft fWd Hilt* location. ity. No pet*. 649-1360 «644-012» TiERfU VERDE. Florida. 2 bod $60porwe«k. . 473-5671 eration. City ol Warren. 755-5307 /Below Competitive Rates! room, 2 bath condo on water. • 2nd Floor 6)-ronW.Tierio»Co 313 540-1000 363-1034 N.W.LIVONlA: Air conditioned • in-suh* Rest/oom BIRMINGHAM • 2 .bedroom town- W. BLOOMFIEIO olfice »p»ce house; t side ol duplex, owner on room. Short term only. Female. Can 429 Garages* • Complete Buitd-oui Included (or detail*. 462-3706 • »i2.30pe»8qFl. Complete with secretarial service. Canton 1-275 & Koppernlck Rd. other side. Excellent location, pri MYRTLE BEACH. 8.C. condo on the llmo service. With or without furrj- vate yard, *ops/al» basemenl uti»- beach. Prtvaia balcony overlook* Mini Storage PLYMOUTH « Downtown. Fur- Include* Evorythlngl ture pfu* much more. Ask for Tina Nov) - 9 Mile & Novl Rd. iie*. sept 1. »720 plus utiiitte*. ocean; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, fur 626-2078 nished. WeekryriUS. 464-1965 nlshed. quiet room tot .employed LARGE 8TORAGE. CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. La/ry. 646-1906 or 556-47M lady. Kitchenette privilege*. »50/ 12x55,9 Mile 4 Fa/rrJngton . Warehouse space from 550 sq. ft. to 100,000 sq. ft. wttV. security. Cat .455-1610 J285/M0 471-7100 After 5pm: 474-2290 432 Commercial/Retell ftEOFORO • Hooping room only. 436 Office I Business Space Office space from 100 sq. ft. to 18,000 sq, ft. Fully furnished. $65 per wV »65 de • ••«jnuai«iniwiw« posit. After 4pm. 534-4396 492 Commercial/Retail . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY REOFORO: 6 M^e/Ceoch. Baso- For Renl OFFICE SPACE mont Clean. Ful house prfvHeo*s. • Answering Service Available rtesponsib!* working person. Call BIRMINGHAM • 600 so. ft Store FOR LEASE . -637-6575 rental beginning Sep! 15ih. located • New, beautiful complexes on Woodward near 14V» k> Birming ROCHESTER HILLS ham. 642-9107 • Office areas air-conditioned Room* to.rent lotaiv remodeled. WELLINGTON CENTRE »175 10 »225 por Mo. Non-smoker* • All doors & exterior walls Selected/Limited Prvy 651-6404 Of 375-2626 DOWNTOWN Bloomllold Hills : WAYNE • WoriOftg oulet gentleman ROCHESTER Insulated Space for Lease preferred, lol* of exlr»». »70. **ek- Long Lake and Woodward • Overhead doors Insulated fy. 1 •( 4 la JI wcok rtoyred. • for *aio • commercial condo den 326-546« 600-4,700 sq.ft. • High ceiling units 1000*0. ft ^ ORCHARD MALL WESTLANO • fur nlshed loom kitch «For lease • Rcrii/Otnce/Scrvice/ Immodiate Occupancy/Ample Parking en pilvllege*. employee^ non Medical, 600-1200 *q.(1 ; > Orchard Lake Road •moker, enw 3u. 1s» ± lasts deposH • For Les«e • CaW Oea Location Cull Terry McCarthy/Ken To9to North of Maple required »50 weekly '729 6355 335-1043 WESTLANO • Furnished room, pri FARMINGTON, long teaselva'ijble, \ >Vest Dloomfield vate bath. Wayne 4 Warren area. 7000 iq ft. p!u». Prime retail store In Damavolotes Properties • j- Musi be gainfully employed. »76 downtown Farmington, 40 C4/ parte ; week piu* deposit C«1 after 6PM or Ing. Gordon Grossman, . 477-1030 mm, Contact: Kathleen Price leave message, 522 6557 FORD RD.fl-276 • Showroom ware BYRON W. TfirciMCK CO. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THI8 AND OTHER WESTLANO - private room, w/beth, house. Each unit 1560 »q. ft. up lo employed porion only, fern*!*pre 10.000 H n. Main llrMI, w/tloMed AVAILABLE PR0PERTIE8 CALL: 313-344-9550 851-7727' ferred, no cooking prfviKoe*, »240/ *!gn. Bytoft TrerVe Co, $40-1000 mo. Call 6pm-fpm only . 595-6017 313-540-1000 ~\ \(. •'•'*':,•'•• ft"